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. 2017 Mar 3;7(1):82–85. doi: 10.1093/jpids/pix005

Table 1.

Immunogenicity Response (GMTs) of Study Groups 4 Weeks After the Last Dose of RV5

Anti-rotavirus Titer GMTs (95% CI)
Group A (Standard Schedule) (N = 27) Group B (Alternative Schedule) (N = 28) Subgroup B-1 (14- to 20-day-olds) (N = 9) Subgroup B-2
(21- to 41-day-olds) (N = 19)
Serotype G1 188 (117.9–299.7) 184.5 (117–290.8) 245.3 (90.8–662.4) 161.2 (93.7–277.2)
Serotype G2 38.7 (25–59.9) 33.1 (20.7–52.9) 77.6 (36.9–163.1) 22.1 (12.9–37.8)
Serotype G3 42.1 (27.5–64.6) 27.3 (17.3–43.2) 50 (19.2–130.2) 20.5 (12.2–34.3)
Serotype G4 144.6 (105.1–198.8)a 66.5 (50.7–87.1)a 83.9 (53.8–130.7) 59.6 (41.8–84.9)a
Serotype P1 114.7 (77.51–169.6) 136.5 (84.91–219.3) 298.0 (138.9–639.2) 94.3 (53.8–165.3)
Rotavirus IgA 318.3 (179.7–563.8) 183.7 (93.37–361.6) 173.9 (42.5–711.8) 188.6 (81–439.2)

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; GMT, geometric mean titer; IgA, immunoglobulin A; RV5, pentavalent rotavirus vaccine.

aSignificant differences (no overlap of 95% CIs) between groups A and B and between group A and subgroup B-2 (21–41 days old).