Table 2.
Population and hospitalisation incidence rates of Bordetella pertussis
| Study (year) | Incidence | Age ranges | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voorhoeve (1978) [26] | 3800/100000 | All ages | Kenya |
| Strebel# (1991) [28] | 187/100000 | 6 months to 5 years | South Africa |
| Simondon (1997) [29] | 119/100000 | 2 months to 15 years | Senegal |
| Sandoval (2008) [81] | 500/100000 | 12 to 15 years | Mexico |
| Ghanaie (2010) [43] | 318/100000 | 6 to 14 years | Iran |
| Nieto Guevara# (2010) [82] | 144/100000 | All ages | Panama |
| Uslu (2013) [66] | 0.9/100000 | < 5 years | Turkey |
| Huang (2014) [100] | 23.52/100000 | All ages | China |
| Jusot (2014) [32] | 820/100000 | < 5 years | Niger |
| Ochoa-Perez (2014) [86] | 2.3/100000 | 0 to > 18 years | Mexico |
| Saffar (2014) [50] | 4.92/100000 | 0 month to 25 years | Iran |
| Benamrouche (2016) [52] | 1.04/100000 | All ages | Algeria |
| Gill (2016) [34] | 520/100000 | < 1 year | Zambia |
| Muloiwa# (2016) [36] | 526/100000 | < 13 years | South Africa |
| Omer (2016) [54] | 247/100000 | < 1 year | Pakistan |
| Soofie (2016) [38] | 220/100000 | < 1 year | South Africa |
| Giayetto (2017) [106] | 4.53/100000 | All ages | Argentina |
| Ben Fraj (2018) [56] | 134/100000 | < 5 years | Tunisia |
#Incidence represents hospitalisation rates for pertussis