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. 2017 Jul 10;12(7):e0178577. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0178577

Table 3. Crude and adjusted incidence rates of bloodstream infection and severe malaria for children from HDSS area.

Age groups (years) Nrs Crude Incidence Nrs of BSI (not corrected for referral)a Incidence adjusted for non-referral Incidence adjusted for health seeking behavior (x 2.0) Incidence adjusted for non-enrollment (x 1.1) Incidence adjusted for blood culture sensitivity and filling rate (x 2.4 (< 5 years old group) and x 2.2 (5–15 years old group)
All bloodstream infection pathogens
< 5 54 572 114 1,207 2,414 2,656 6,374
(430–746) (5,890–6,892)
5–15 16 82 16 82 164 180 397
(47–133) (311–493)
Salmonella Typhi bloodstream infection
< 5 1 11 4 42 85 93 224
(1–59) (138–340)
5–15 11 56 11 56 113 124 273
(28–101) (203–355)
non-Typhoidal Salmonella bloodstream infection
< 5 38 402 74 784 1,567 1,724 4,138
(285–552) (3,740–4,572)
5–15 1 5 1 5 10 11 25
(1–29) (8–60)
Severe malaria
< 5 123 1303 NA NA 2,605 2,866 NA
(1,083–1,554) (2,538–3,233)
5–15 12 61 NA NA 123 135 NA
(32–107) (87–195)

Incidences are expressed as numbers/100,000 person observations years (PYO); 95% confidence intervals are written within brackets. BSI: bloodstream infections. NA: non-applicable. Nrs: numbers. iNTS: invasive non-Typhoidal Salmonella.

a Correction was applied for those BSI that were referred from HC other than Nazoanga.