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. 2021 Dec 21;10(2):e257–e268. doi: 10.1016/S2214-109X(21)00497-6

Table 2.

Baseline poliovirus serum neutralising antibody seroprevalence and median antibody titres in those aged 24–59 months

Needle and syringe (n=582) Disposable syringe jet injector (n=574) Intradermal adapter (n=527) Total (n=1683)
Poliovirus type 1
Seroprevalence 550 (94·5%; 92·3–96·0) 542 (94·4%; 92·1–96·0) 488 (92·6%; 90·0–94·5) 1580 (93·9%; 92·5–94·9)
Median antibody titres 362 (274–362) 362 (362–446) 274 (223–362) 362 (274–362)
Poliovirus type 2
Seroprevalence 567 (97·4%; 95·8–98·4) 553 (96·3%; 94·5–97·5) 510 (96·8%; 94·9–98·0) 1630 (96·9%; 95·9–97·5)
Median antibody titres 274 (223–274) 362 (274–362) 222 (223–274) 274 (274–274)
Poliovirus type 3
Seroprevalence 520 (89·3%; 86·5–91·5) 485 (84·5%; 81·3–87·1) 435 (82·5%; 79·0–85·5) 1440 (85·6%; 83·8–87·1)
Median antibody titres 91 (91–111) 91 (69–111) 69 (56–91) 91 (69–91)

Data presented as n (%, 95% CI), or median (95% CI). Seroprevalence is defined as the number of participants with a serum neutralising antibody titre of ≥8 as a proportion of all participants tested.