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. 2022 Jun 23;8(6):mgen000831. doi: 10.1099/mgen.0.000831

Table 1.

Demographics of the pneumococcal dataset in this study

Characteristics

Percentage (n/N)

Agincourt

Soweto

Total

n

1097

728

1825

Gender

Female

50.3 % (552/1097)

58.8 % (426/725)

53.7 % (978/1822)

Male

49.7 % (545/1097)

41.2 % (299/725)

46.3 % (844/1822)

Age groups (year)

≤2

57.8 % (634/1097)

49.6 % (361/728)

54.5 % (995/1825)

3–5

18.2 % (200/1097)

26.1 % (190/728)

21.37 % (390/1825)

>5

24 % (263/1097)

24.3 % (177/728)

24.1 % (440/1825)

HIV status

HIV-infected

93.2 % (357/383)

50.1 % (364/727)

64.9 % (721/1110)

HIV-uninfected

6.8 % (26/383)

49.9 % (363/727)

35.1 % (389/1110)

Year

2009

34.1 % (374/1097)

20.5 % (374/1825)

2010

49.5 % (360/728)

19.7 % (360/1825)

2011

32.6 % (358/1097)

19.6 % (358/1825)

2012

47.5 % (346/728)

19.0 % (346/1825)

2013

33.27 % (365/1097)

3.0 % (22/728)

21.2 % (387/1825)

Vaccine era

PCV7

49.1 % (539/1097)

49.5 % (360/728)

49.2 % (899/1825)

PCV13

50.9 % (558/1097)

50.5 % (368/728)

50.8 % (926/1825)

Samples were grouped into two vaccine periods based on the date of sample collection: (1) PCV7 era: included samples collected between June 2009 and July 2011 (after the introduction of PCV7 but before PCV13), (2) PCV13 era: included samples collected between August 2011 and November 2013 (after the introduction of PCV13).