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. 2020 Jul 4;223(1):119–127. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiaa390

Table 3.

Seroprotection and Seroconversion Rates for the 3 Poliovirus Types after 1 Dose in Combined Groups 1 and 2 and After 2 Doses in Group 2 (Per-Protocol Population)

Seroprotection or Seroconversion Rate, No./Total (%; 95% CI)
Poliovirus Type 1 Poliovirus Type 2 Poliovirus Type 3
Rate Day Groups 1 and 2 Group 2 Groups 1 and 2 Group 2 Groups 1 and 2 Group 2
Seroprotection 0 93/96 (97; 91.1–99.4) 47/47 (100; 92.5–100) 94/96 (98; 92.7–99.7) 47/47 (100; 92.5–100) 92/96 (96; 89.7–98.9) 45/47 (96; 85.5–99.5)
7 48/50 (96; 86.3–99.5) 49/50 (98; 89.4–99.9) 49/50 (98; 89.4–99.9)
28 88/90 (98; 92.2–99.7) 45/46 (98; 88.5–99.9) 90/90 (100; 96.0–100) 46/46 (100; 92.3–100) 87/90 (97; 90.6–99.3) 44/46 (96; 85.2–99.5)
56 43/43 (100; 91.8–100) 43/42 (100; 91.8–100) 41/43 (95; 84.2–99.4)
Seroconversiona 7 4/20 (20; 5.7–43.7) 9/24 (38; 18.8–59.4) 2/19 (11; 1.3–33.1)
28 9/29 (31; 15.3–50.8) 29/41 (71; 54.5–83.9) 3/31 (10; 2.0–25.8)
56 3/10 (30; 6.7–65.2) 11/17 (65; 38.3–85.8) 1/12 (8; 0.2–38.5)

Abbreviation: CI, confidence interval.

aSeroconversion was calculated only for those whose baseline titer was sufficiently low to allow observation of 4-fold increase without exceeding the upper limit of quantitation (ie, baseline titer ≤8.5 log2.)