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. 2018 Nov 9;6(12):e1375–e1385. doi: 10.1016/S2214-109X(18)30383-8

Table 2.

Unadjusted (PR) and adjusted (aPR) carriage prevalence ratios for all pneumococci, ten-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV10) serotypes, and non-PCV10 serotypes compared with 2012

2013
2014
2015
PR (95% CI) aPR* (95% CI) PR (95% CI) aPR* (95% CI) PR (95% CI) aPR* (95% CI)
All pneumococci
5–8 weeks 0·78 (0·64–0·96) 0·89 (0·68–1·15) 0·52 (0·40–0·66) 0·69 (0·51–0·95) 1·17 (0·98–1·40) 1·29 (1·05–1·58)
12–23 months 0·96 (0·84–1·09) 0·78 (0·68–0·90) 0·65 (0·55–0·76) 0·64 (0·54–0·76) 0·90 (0·79–1·03) 0·91 (0·79–1·05)
2–6 years 0·87 (0·77–0·98) 0·85 (0·73–0·99) 0·63 (0·54–0·73) 0·69 (0·59–0·81) 0·82 (0·72–0·93) 0·90 (0·79–1·03)
Caregivers 1·26 (0·90–1·76) 1·23 (0·81–1·86) 0·63 (0·42–0·95) 0·68 (0·43–1·07) 0·75 (0·51–1·11) 0·82 (0·54–1·23)
PCV10 serotypes
5–8 weeks 0·62 (0·40–0·96) 0·44 (0·26–0·77) 0·36 (0·21–0·62) 0·34 (0·18–0·66) 0·61 (0·39–0·96) 0·56 (0·34–0·93)
12–23 months 0·84 (0·66–1·08) 0·63 (0·48–0·83) 0·36 (0·25–0·50) 0·37 (0·26–0·52) 0·33 (0·23–0·47) 0·34 (0·23–0·49)
2–6 years 0·68 (0·52–0·88) 0·56 (0·40–0·79) 0·35 (0·25–0·49) 0·35 (0·24–0·52) 0·42 (0·30–0·58) 0·47 (0·34–0·66)
Caregivers 1·41 (0·68–2·92) 1·24 (0·47–3·30) 0·65 (0·27–1·59) 0·76 (0·26–2·17) 0·33 (0·11–1·02) 0·43 (0·13–1·42)
Non-PCV10 serotypes
5–8 weeks 0·85 (0·65–1·09) 1·16 (0·85–1·60) 0·58 (0·43–0·78) 0·92 (0·63–1·34) 1·46 (1·17–1·82) 1·72 (1·33–2·22)
12–23 months 1·15 (0·96–1·38) 1·09 (0·90–1·32) 0·86 (0·70–1·05) 0·91 (0·74–1·12) 1·27 (1·06–1·51) 1·28 (1·07–1·54)
2–6 years 0·95 (0·81–1·11) 0·99 (0·82–1·20) 0·69 (0·58–0·83) 0·78 (0·65–0·95) 0·94 (0·80–1·10) 1·05 (0·89–1·23)
Caregivers 1·24 (0·83–1·83) 1·28 (0·80–2·06) 0·67 (0·42–1·07) 0·74 (0·45–1·23) 0·83 (0·53–1·28) 0·90 (0·57–1·43)
*

Variables were adjusted for each age group. 5–8 weeks: ethnicity, two or more children younger than 5 years in the household (multiple under-5s), symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection (URTI), poverty, method of delivery, breastfeeding status, and month of swab collection. 12–23 months: ethnicity, residential location, multiple under-5s, URTI, poverty, and month of swab collection. 2–6 years: ethnicity, residential location, multiple under-5s, exposure to household cigarette smoke, URTI, poverty, and month of swab collection. Caregivers: ethnicity, sex, multiple under-5s, URTI, poverty, and month of swab collection.

Log-binomial regression model data did not converge, so a Poisson regression model was used to estimate adjusted prevalence ratios.