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. 2014 Mar 14;10(5):1373–1381. doi: 10.4161/hv.28389

Table 1. Characteristics of reported mumps cases, Orange County, New York, 2009–2010 (n = 790).

Characteristics n (%)
Age (y)  
<1 6 (0.8)
1–5 60 (7.6)
6–10 186 (23.5)
11–17 338 (42.8)
18–24 117 (14.8)
25–34 55 (7.0)
≥35 28 (3.5)
Sex  
Female 282 (35.7)
Male 508 (64.3)
Documented Vaccine History (n = 658)  
0 dose 44 (6.7)
1 dose 64 (9.7)
2 doses 550 (83.6)
Clinical Presentation and Complications  
Parotitis 790 (100)
Orchitis* (n = 312) 20 (6.4)
Meningititis 2 (0.3)**
Hospitalization 1
Orchitis* and vaccination status  
0 dose (n = 5) 1 (20)
1 dose (n = 12) 0
2 doses (n = 228) 14 (6.1)
Unknown vaccination status (n = 67) 5 (7.5)
Time from vaccination for those who received only 1 dose of MMR vaccine (n = 65)  
Median (Range) 5.5 y (3 mo–34.3 y)
<1 y 4 (6.2)
1–4 y 27 (41.5)
5–9 y 20 (30.8)
≥10 y 14 (21.5)
Time from last vaccination for those who received 2 doses of MMR vaccine (n = 532)  
Median (Range) 8.7 y (3 mo–19.7 y).
<1 y 9
1–4 y 97 (18.2)
5–9 y 221 (41.5) ±
10–14 y 168 (31.6)
15–19 y 37 (7.0)
Reported Source of transmission (n = 599)  
School 430 (71.8)
Household/Family 135 (22.5)
Religious gathering 12 (2)
Workplace 11 (1.8)
Community 5 (0.8)
Unknown 3 (0.5)
Outside the community 2 (0.3)
Medical 1 (0.2)
Laboratory: Serology  
IgM Positive (n = 39)
Mumps Vaccination status
 
0 dose 7 (18.0)
1 dose 2 (5.1)
2 doses 27 (69.2)
Unknown 3 (7.7)

*In males ≥12 y of age. **One case-patient had 2 documented doses of MMR vaccine; the other had unknown vaccination status. ±Majority of mumps cases were 11–17 y of age.