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. 2019 Jun 25;9(4):479–482. doi: 10.1093/jpids/piz044

Table 1.

IgA GMTs Stratified According to Exposure Status

GMT (95% CI) (U/mL)
Treatment Arm Antibiotic Exposureb Na Strain WC3 Strain 89-12
Group 1 (RV5-RV5-RV5) Yes 25 256.9 (116.6–566.4) 45.1 (22.5–90.4)
No 181 299.6 (232.8–385.5) 63.5 (50.9–79.2)
Group 2 (RV5-RV1-RV1) Yes 20 214.0 (114.2–401.0) 84.0 (49.2–143.2)
No 187 216.0 (165.2–282.5) 119.8 (96.4–148.8)
Group 3 (RV5-RV5-RV1) Yes 22 211.7 (90.2–496.8) 77.7 (36.9–163.5)
No 172 320.6 (247.1–416.1) 108.0 (85.1–137.1)
Group 4 (RV1-RV1) Yes 15 62.8 (30.7–128.7) 195.1 (83.2–457.7)
No 272 37.0 (30.7–44.7) 96.6 (77.1–121.0)
Group 5 (RV1-RV5-RV5) Yes 32 180.5 (105.9–307.7) 205.6 (109.9–384.4)
No 248 268.9 (221.8–326) 213.4 (172.4–264.3)

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; GMT, geometric mean titer; IgA, immunoglobulin A; RV1, Rotarix; RV5, RotaTeq.

aIgA assay data were missing for 2 subjects, 1 each in the WC3 and 89-12 groups.

bAntibiotic exposure was defined as receipt of an antibiotic within 14 days before to 7 days after receipt of rotavirus vaccine. No antibiotic exposure was defined as not meeting the criteria for antibiotic exposure.