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. 2020 Sep 9;27:100540. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2020.100540

Table 3.

GMT of Anti-Vi IgG response for overall age strata (Immunogenicity Set)

Vi-DT dose Time point Vi-DT Group
Comparator Group
P-value
Any dose Single dose two-dose
N GMTa (95% CI) SD N GMTa (95% CI) SD N GMTa (95% CI) SD N GMTa (95% CI) SD
First Dose Day 0 228 0.35
(0.30, 0.41)
1.20 114 0.32
(0.26, 0.41)
1.12 114 0.38
(0.30, 0.47)
1.28 57 0.43
(0.31, 0.59)
1.42
Week 4 228 444.38
(401.70, 491.60)
0.68 114 420.03 (364.16,484.49) 0.69 114 470.14 (407.60,542.29) 0.67 57 0.41
(0.34, 0.50)
1.16
Second Dose Week 24 222 41.54 (37.13,46.48) 0.77 112 36.82 (31.47,43.08) 0.80 110 46.99 (40.10,55.06) 0.72 55 0.53
(0.42, 0.66)
1.27
Week 28 221 74.98 (62.21,90.38) 1.36 112 28.70 (23.37,35.25) 0.86 109 201.28 (163.41,247.92) 1.04 55 0.61
(0.46, 0.82)
1.60 <.0001[1]

N – total number tested; 95% CI – 95% confidence interval; SD – Standard deviation

a

Geometric Mean Titers (unit: IU/ml); [1] GMT of Anti-Vi IgG ELISA Response at Week 28 (Single-dose vs• Two-dose);

P-values for comparison of GMTs was adjusted for age strata in the model; The ratio (95% CI) of GMT of Anti-Vi IgG ELISA Response at Week 4 of single-dose group vs. Week 28 of two-dose group is 2•08 (1•66, 2•61)