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. 2019 Nov 2;3:100047. doi: 10.1016/j.jvacx.2019.100047

Table 2.

Estimates of influenza vaccine effectiveness for children aged 6–24 months, single and two dose vaccination, REVELAC-i, five South American countries, 2013–2017.

Cases
Controls
aVE
% (95%CI)
Vaccinated (%) Unvaccinated (%) Vaccinated (%) Unvaccinated (%)
Any influenza virus
Two-dose vaccination 89 (27) 241 (73) 522 (32) 1092 (68) 43 (33, 51)
Single vaccination 83 (26) 241 (74) 362 (25) 1092 (75) 20 (-16, 45)
Unvaccinated Reference



H3N2
Two-dose vaccination 31 (32) 66 (68) 522 (32) 1092 (68) 42 (-9, 69)
Single vaccination 25 (27) 66 (73) 362 (22) 1092 (75) −2 (-24, 16)
Unvaccinated Reference



H1N1p
Two-dose vaccination 39 (26) 113 (74) 522 (32) 1092 (68) 48 (31, 60)
Single vaccination 35 (24) 113 (76) 362 (22) 1092 (75) 35 (-30, 67)
Unvaccinated Reference



B
Two-dose vaccination 16 (24) 50 (76) 522 (32) 1092 (68) 36 (-34, 69)
Single vaccination 20 (29) 50 (71) 362 (22) 1092 (75) 3 (-110, 55)
Unvaccinated Reference

Adjusted for sex, age (in months), month of illness onset, pre-existing conditions, year and country. Random effect model with a robust variance adjusted for cluster samples (country) by the Huber-White method.