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. 2022 Dec 7;10(12):2092. doi: 10.3390/vaccines10122092

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics.

Author, Year Type of Study Sample Size Mean Age Diagnosis of RSV and Influenza Follow-Up (Months) NOS
Ackerson, 2019 Retrospective 2523 78 PCR and culture 12 8
Auvinen, 2021 Prospective 974 76 PCR 48 8
Ellis, 2003 Retrospective 10,581 65+ Antigent tests and cultures 48 7
Falsey, 2005 Prospective 146 72 RT-PCR, Serologic test, viral culture 48 8
Falsey, 2021 Prospective 604 65.6 PCR 3 8
Gilca, 2014 Prospective 210 Luminex RVP FAST assay 48 7
Gonçalo Matias, 2017 Retrospective 64,456 65+ Weekly influenza update 144 7
Korsten, 2020 Prospective 1040 75 PCR 48 8
Loubet, 2016 Prospective 1452 74 PCR 12 8
Malosh, 2017 Prospective 426 PCR 24 8
Muller-Pebody, 2006 Prospective 551,633 65+ ICD-10 36 7
Rabarison, 2019 Retrospective 375 PCR 60 8
Schanzer, 2008 Retrospecitve 103,262 Hospitalization Morbidity Database (HMDB)14 60 7
Sharp, 2021 Retrospective 21,787 65–74 Antigene detection, culture, and genomic/pcr/lcr detection 84 8
Tseng, 2017 Prospective 2586 60+ PCR 48 8
Widemer, 2012 Prospective 29 65+ PCR 36 8
Total 9 studies: prospective; 7 studies: retrospective 762,084 73.4 9 studies: PCR; 7 studies: others 48 (range: 3–84)