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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the study population in Western and Central Kenya

From: Epidemiological trends of diarrheal viruses in central and western Kenya before and after Rotavirus vaccine introduction

 

Western Kenya n=306

Central Kenya n = 410

Pre-vaccine, n = 153

Post-vaccine n = 153

Pre-vaccine n = 205

Post-vaccine n = 205

Prevalence

95% C.I

Prevalence

95% C.I

Prevalence

95% C.I

Prevalence

95% C.I

Male

86 (56.3%)

48.3–63.9

91 (59.5%)

51.6–67.0

116 (56.6%)

49.7–63.3

107 (52.2%)

45.4–59.0

Female

67 (43.8%)

36.1–51.8

62 (40.5%)

33.0–48.5

89 (43.4%)

36.7–50.2

98 (47.8%)

41.0–54.6

Age in months

 0–2

0 (0.0%)

0.0–2.0

2 (1.3%)

0.2–4.3

1 (0.5%)

0.0–2.4

4 (2.0%)

0.6–4.6

 3–5

17 (11.1%)

6.8–16.6

26 (17.0%)

11.7–23.6

10 (4.9%)

2.5–8.5

15 (7.3%)

4.3–11.5

 6–8

24 (15.7%)

10.6–22.1

15 (9.8%)

5.8–15.3

58 (28.3%)

22.5–34.6

43 (21.0%)

15.8–27.0

 9–11

15 (9.8%)

5.8–15.3

23 (15.0%)

10.0–21.4

41 (20.0%)

15.0–25.9

26 (12.7%)

8.6–17.8

 12–23

45 (29.4%)

22.6–37.0

45 (29.4%)

22.6–37.0

60 (29.3%)

23.4–35.8

76 (37.1%)

30.6–43.9

 24–59

52 (34.0%)

26.3–41.8

42 (27.5%)

20.8–34.9

35 (17.1%)

12.4–22.7

41 (20.0%)

15.0–25.9

  1. Pre-vaccine period (Jun 2011–Jan 2014); post-vaccine period (Feb 2014–Oct 2020); Age expressed in months
  2. C.I confidence interval