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. 2022 Sep 11;9(9):ofac470. doi: 10.1093/ofid/ofac470

Table 2.

Effect of OPV on the Rates of Morbidity and Mortality Among Participants in the OPV-COVID Trial in Urban Guinea-Bissau

Outcome Rate/100 PYRS (Events/PYRS) HR (95% CI)a
OPV No OPV
Primary (composite) outcome 22.7 (169/746) 23.8 (239/1006) 0.97 (.79–1.18)
Secondary Outcomes
Mortalityb 3.6 (28/786) 3.6 (38/1065) 0.96 (.59–1.55)
Mortality first 3 months 2.3 (9/394) 3.4 (18/535) 0.65 (.29–1.45)
Mortality last 3 months 4.8 (19/392) 3.8 (20/530) 1.23 (.66–2.30)
Hospital admissions for infection 4.5 (35/783) 5.9 (62/1057) 0.76 (.49–1.17)
Recorded consultations for infections 15.9 (124/782) 16.4 (174/1058) 0.99 (.79–1.25)
Reported symptoms of infections 391.3 (2724/696) 351.7 (3326/946) 1.10 (1.03–1.17)
Reported symptoms of COVID-19 20.9 (162/774) 17.9 (187/1042) 1.14 (.89–1.47)
Reported consultations for infectionsb 57.6 (442/767) 50.9 (528/1038) 1.13 (.99–1.31)
Reported consultations for infections first 3 months 50.3 (194/386) 51.1 (267/523) 0.99 (.81–1.20)
Reported consultations for infections last 3 months 65.1 (248/381) 50.7 (261/515) 1.29 (1.06–1.55)

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019; HR, hazard ratio; OPV, oral polio vaccine; PYRS, person-years.

a

Hazard ratio compared in Cox proportional hazards models with time since enrollment as underlying timescale. Adjusted for age and zone of residence.

b

Proportional hazards could not be confirmed for the main analysis.