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. 2011 Sep 28;29(48):8909–8914. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2011.09.071

Table 2.

Annual sum of total specimens tested and specimens positive for influenza by subtypes in Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Singapore, 2004–2006.

Year Virus type Guangzhou Hong Kong Singaporea
2004 Test specimens 1895 28,345 7783
A + B 117 4956 294
A/H3N2 100 (85.5%)b 4605 (92.9%) 67 (38.7%)
A/H1N1 0 (0.0%) 27 (0.5%) 9 (5.2%)
B 17 (14.5%) 324 (6.5%) 97 (56.1%)
2005 Test specimens 1856 41,003 10,441
A + B 266 5894 462
A/H3N2 164 (61.7%) 4511 (76.5%) 75 (44.6%)
A/H1N1 67 (25.2%) 429 (7.3%) 30 (17.9%)
B 35 (13.2%) 954 (16.2%) 63 (37.5%)
2006 Test specimens 1865 36,419 11,105
A + B 184 3881 535
A/H3N2 1 (0.5%) 208 (5.4%) 33 (14.9%)
A/H1N1 115 (62.5%) 2797 (72.1%) 44 (19.8%)
B 68 (37.0%) 876 (22.6%) 145 (65.3%)
Total Test specimens 5616 105,767 29,329
A + B 567 14,731 1291
A/H3N2 265 (46.7%) 9324 (63.3%) 175 (31.1%)
A/H1N1 182 (32.1%) 3253 (22.1%) 83 (14.7%)
B 120 (21.2%) 2154 (14.6%) 305 (54.2%)
a

Sum of influenza subtypes for Singapore is not equal to A + B because the specimens for subtyping were different from those tested for A + B.

b

Proportions of subtype in total positive specimens for influenza A + B.