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. 2022 Aug 1;37(5):724–730. doi: 10.1016/j.virs.2022.07.011

Table 5.

Efficacy of HRV against RVGE and severe RVGE based on modified intention-to-treat subjects.

VE against Case number
Efficacy (%, 95%CI)
HRV
Placebo
Na ​= ​2950 Na ​= ​2982
RVGE caused by G1–G4, G8–G9 serotypes 29 94 69.21 (53.31, 79.69)
 First RV season 14 53 73.52 (52.28, 85.31)
 Second RV season 15 41 63.57 (34.19, 79.84)
Severe RVGE caused by G1–G4, G8–G9 serotypes 5 58 91.36 (78.45, 96.53)
 First RV season 4 27 85.12 (57.46, 94.79)
 Second RV season 1 31 96.77 (76.34, 99.56)
Hospitalization caused by G1–G4, G8–G9 serotypes 3 28 89.21 (64.51, 96.72)
 First RV season 2 11 81.69 (17.39, 95.94)
 Second RV season 1 17 94.08 (55.49, 99.21)
RVGE caused by any serotype 53 142 62.88 (49.11, 72.92)
 First RV season 23 73 68.47 (49.62, 80.27)
 Second RV season 30 69 56.91 (33.84, 71.93)
Severe RVGE caused by any serotype 11 76 85.51 (72.74, 92.30)
 First RV season 7 34 79.32 (53.35, 90.83)
 Second RV season 4 42 90.49 (73.47, 96.59)
Hospitalization caused by any serotype 6 37 83.68 (61.34, 93.11)
 First RV season 4 15 73.15 (19.09, 91.09)
 Second RV season 2 22 90.85 (61.11, 97.85)
a

N ​= ​subject number received HRV or placebo. RV: rotavirus. VE: vaccine efficacy. RVGE: rotavirus gastroenteritis.