Table 4.

Studies from Eastern India showing genotype distribution pattern of Rotavirus in comparison to the current study

Study sites	Study period	Common Rotavirus genotypes	References
Kolkata	January 2011-December 2013	G9[P4] and G9[P8] 40%, G2P[4] 39.6%, G12[P8] 16.4%, G12[P4] 5.6%	28
Odisha	September 2013-May 2015	G1[P8] 62.16%, G1[P11] 9.45, G3[P8] 8.10%, G9[P8] 6.75%, G2[P4] 4.05%, G2[P6] 4.25%, G9[P4] 2.70%, G9[P11] 1.35%, G1[P6] 1.35%	12
Eastern India	June 2004-April 2005	G1[P8] and G1[P4] 29.9%, G2[P4] 20.4%, G1[P8] 11.6%, G1[P4] 9.5%, G12[P6] 8.2%, G12[P8] 7.5%	29
Manipur, North Eastern India	December 2005-March 2008	G1[P8] 36%, G2[P4] 22%, G12[P6] 8%, G9[P6] 3%	30
Current Study	February 2016-May 2017	G3P[8] 44.9%, G1P[8] 32.65%, G2P[P4] 5.10%, G1[P6] 3.06%, G9[P4] 1.02%