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. 2022 May;52(3):160–164. doi: 10.1016/j.idnow.2022.02.003

Table 1.

Characteristics of Omicron cases (n = 468). Proportions, medians and interquartile range were calculated per available information, respective denominators are provided in brackets beside the variable name.

Characteristics n %
Sex (n = 357)
 Female 196 55
 Male 161 45
Age (n = 445) 11 2
 0–9
 10–14 17 4
 15–19 25 6
 20–29 113 25
 30–39 108 24
 40–49 67 15
 50–59 63 14
 60–69 29 7
 70–79 9 2
 80+ 3 1
Symptomatic infection (n = 421)
 Yes 376 89
 No 45 11
Risk factors (n = 283)
 Yes 45 16
 No 238 84
Hospitalization (n = 294)
 Yes 7 2
 No 287 98
Intensive care (n = 292)
 Yes 0 0
 No 292 100
Travel history (n = 407)
 Yes 148 36
 No 259 64
Previous SARS-CoV-2 infection (n = 278)
 Yes 39 14
 No 239 86
Vaccination status (n = 394)
 Vaccinated one dose 20 5
 Vaccinated two doses 254 64
 Vaccinated three doses 28 7
 Unvaccinated 92 23
Temporal variables Median (days) IQR (days)
Delay between symptom onset and reporting (n = 271) 9 7–13
Duration of symptoms (n = 141) 4 2–7
Delay between symptom onset and hospitalization (n = 4) 8 4–12
Delay between travel return and symptom onset (n = 64) 1 0–2
Delay between last vaccination and symptom onset (n = 209) 151 102–167
 Vaccinated one dose (n = 14) 128 6–159
 Vaccinated two doses (n = 175) 153 3–168
 Vaccinated three doses (n = 20) 10 2–84

n/a: not applicable; AZ: AstraZeneca; IQR: interquartile range.