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. 2021 Nov 12:jiab566. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiab566

Table 2.

Serological Status and Seroprevalence Among Danish Blood Donors by Age

Serological Status and Seroprevalence Weeks 41 to 44, 2020 Weeks 5 to 8, 2021
SARS-CoV-2 serological status
 Seronegative, age, y, n (%)
  17–35 8217 (37) 7066 (37)
  36–50 6971 (31) 5846 (31)
  51–60 4651 (21) 3994 (21)
  61–69 2292 (10) 1983 (10)
  Total 22131 (100) 18889 (100)
 Seropositive, age, y, n (%)
  17–35 255 (46) 735 (49)
  36–50 161 (29) 422 (28)
  51–60 111 (20) 257 (17)
  61–69 32 (6) 95 (6)
  Total 559 (100) 1509 (100)
Donor seroprevalence
 Unadjusted seroprevalence, age, y, %
  17–35 3.01 9.42
  36–50 2.26 6.73
  51–60 2.33 6.05
  61–69 1.38 4.57
 Total 2.46 7.40
 Adjusted seroprevalence, age, y, % (95% CI)a
  17–35 2.65 (1.70–3.16) 9.31 (8.27–10.15)
  36–50 1.87 (.91–2.36) 6.52 (5.47–7.29)
  51–60 1.94 (.96–2.51) 5.80 (4.70–6.66)
  61–69 0.95 (.00–1.58) 4.27 (3.05–5.32)
  Total 2.08 (1.16–2.47) 7.21 (6.30–7.78)

Serological status and seroprevalence among Danish blood donors stratified by age for week 41 to 44, 2020 and week 5 to 8, 2021. The exact numbers stratified by region and age were used in the estimation of the number of SARS-CoV-2 seropositives. However, due to low numbers of seropositives in specific age strata for some regions, only total numbers and seroprevalences per age strata are presented.

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; SARS-CoV-2, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2.

Seroprevalence adjusted for assay sensitivity and specificity.