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. 2022 Mar 24;10:832003. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.832003

Table 5.

Frequencies and prevalence of seropositive tests stratified according to baseline characteristics.

Frequencies Prevalence (95%CI) Test performance-adjusted prevalence (95%CI)
Sex
  Female 126/702 17.95(15.2–21) 24.84(20.6–29.5)
  Male 214/1363 15.7(13.8–17.7) 21.39(18.5–24.5)
Age categories
  <30 61/439 13.9(10.8–17.5) 18.61(13.8–24.1)
  30–39 135/839 16.09(13.7–18.8) 21.99(18.3–26.1)
  40–49 92/496 18.55(15.2–22.3) 25.77(20.7–31.5)
  50–59 38/222 17.12(12.4–22.7) 23.56(16.3–32.2)
  ≥60 7/27 25.93(11.1–46.3) 37.12(14.3–68.4)
BMI categories
  ≤ 25 149/1,058 14.08(12–16.3) 18.9(15.8–22.3)
  25.1–30 147/757 19.42(16.7–22.4) 27.11(22.9–31.7)
  >30 37/217 17.05(12.3–22.7) 23.46(16.2–32.2)
Comorbidity
  No 254/1,557 16.31(14.5–18.2) 22.33(19.6–25.3)
  Yes 85/500 17.0(13.8–20.6) 23.38(18.5–28.9)
Diagnosed COVID−19
  No 46/313 14.7(11–19.1) 19.84(14.1–26.6)
  Yes 60/108 55.56(45.7–65.1) 82.7(67.5–97.4)
Contact with patients with COVID−19
  No 53/433 12.24(9.3–15.7) 16.06(11.5–21.4)
  Yes 287/1,632 17.59(15.8–19.5) 24.29(21.5–27.3)
Symptoms
  Asymptomatic 60/629 9.54(7.4–12.1) 11.91(8.6–15.9)
  (0)
  Paucisymptomatic 91/716 12.71(10.4–15.4) 16.78(13.2–20.9)
  (1–3)
  Symptomatic 184/708 25.99(22.8–29.4) 37.21(32.3–42.4)
  (≥4)