Table 4.
Adjusted Hazard Ratios for the Risk of Symptomatic Norovirus Diarrhea Caused by GII.4 and GII.6, After Prior Infection With 1 of 8 Genotypes, Among 194 Children With Complete Surveillance Data From Birth Until 24 Months of Age
Genotype of Prior Infection | Adjusted HR (95% CI) for Symptomatic Infection | |
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GII.4 (n = 92) | GII.6 (n = 51) | |
GI.3 | 1.43 (.85–2.40) | 1.12 (.50–2.51) |
GI.5 | 0.76 (.30–1.89) | 0.78 (.27–2.25) |
GI.7 | 1.19 (.68–2.10) | 1.45 (.80–2.61) |
GII.2 | 1.32 (.75–2.30) | 1.07 (.48–2.40) |
GII.4 | 0.29a (.18–.48) | 1.06 (.59–1.90) |
GII.6 | 1.05 (.65–1.66) | 0.70 (.38–1.27) |
GII.17 | 0.76 (.40–1.41) | 1.21 (.66–2.21) |
GII.23 | 0.72 (.35–1.48) | 0.99 (.52–1.88) |
HRs include adjustment for length-for-age z score and the duration of exclusive breastfeeding.
Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio.
aHolds after Holm correction (P < .007).