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. 2019 Feb 2;69(11):1845–1853. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciz075

Table 2.

Estimates of Influenza A- and B-Associated Illness, Medical Visits, Hospitalizations, and Deaths Prevented by Influenza Vaccination—United States, 2017–2018 Influenza Season

Illnesses Medical Visits Hospitalization Death
Age Group Number Prevented 95% CrIa Number Prevented 95% CrI Number Prevented 95% CrI % Prevented 95% CrI Number Prevented 95% CrI
6 months–4 years 2 121 511 (1 445 133, 2 928 929) 1 421 413 (971 080, 1 966 976) 14 790 (10 075, 20 419) 41 (33, 47) 74 (0, 189)
5–17 years 1 366 965 (613 310, 2 178 412) 710 822 (319 168, 1 143 256) 3748 (1682, 5973) 15 (7, 22) 89 (28, 197)
18–49 years 1 138 407 (663 181, 1 610 481) 421 211 (243 149, 603 887) 6390 (3722, 9040) 7 (4, 10) 228 (119, 403)
50–64 years 1 792 530 (673 687, 2 937 768) 770 788 (292 197, 1 263 230) 19 009 (7144, 31 154) 10 (4, 15) 868 (330, 1591)
≥65 years 715 073 (0, 2 033 756) 400 441 (0, 1 145 616) 65 007 (0, 184 887) 9 (0, 21) 6796 (0, 19 844)
All ages 7 134 487 (5 393 925, 9 310 339) 3 724 674 (2 819 761, 4 877 688) 108 944 (38 854, 230 943) 10 (4, 19) 8054 (1059, 21 320)

Abbreviation: CrI, credible interval.

aThe 95% CrI is from 5000 Monte Carlo simulations.