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Table 4 Hospitalization rates attributable to influenza and RSV according to risk status and age in the US, 1997–2009 (respiratory broad outcome, any mention)

From: Estimates of hospitalization attributable to influenza and RSV in the US during 1997–2009, by age and risk status

Age

Ratea of influenza hospitalizations (SD, range)

Ratea of RSV hospitalizations (SD, range)

 

A/H1N1

A/H3N2

B

Total

Total

 

Low risk

High risk

Low risk

High risk

Low risk

High risk

Low risk

High risk

Ratio high/ low risk

Low risk

High risk

Ratio high/low risk

0-4 years

8 (9, 0-23)

0 (0, 0-0)

61 (43, 1-124)

11 (9, 0-26)

41 (29, 2-86)

10 (8, 0-24)

110 (30, 39-147)

21 (10, 5-42)

0.2

526 (90, 431-706)

180 (82, 107-364)

0.3

5-17 years

3 (3, 0-9)

3 (3, 0-9)

8 (6, 0-17)

4 (3, 0-8)

8 (6, 0-15)

3 (3, 0-7)

19 (5, 11-29)

10 (4, 6-16)

0.6

0 (0, 0-0)

0 (0, 0-0)

0.0

18-49 years

1 (1, 0-3)

9 (11, 0-30)

10 (7, 0-20)

52 (35, 1-110)

6 (4, 0-11)

30 (21, 1-64)

17 (5, 6-25)

91 (27, 41-145)

5.5

3 (0, 2-4)

8 (1, 6-10)

2.7

50-64 years

1 (1, 0-1)

10 (12, 0-33)

17 (11, 0-35)

149 (100, 3-313)

7 (5, 0-15)

60 (43, 2-134)

25 (9, 7-37)

220 (82, 76-358)

8.9

5 (0, 5-6)

52 (8, 40-70)

9.8

65-74 years

0 (0, 0-0)

20 (25, 0-81)

39 (26, 1-80)

286 (192, 6-591)

9 (6, 0-18)

44 (32, 1-105)

49 (23, 8-80)

350 (163, 82-594)

7.2

9 (1, 7-11)

104 (17, 78-139)

11.1

75+ years

0 (0, 0-0)

21 (27, 0-86)

117 (80, 3-235)

587 (388, 12-1198)

40 (28, 1-80)

161 (116, 4-380)

157 (68, 29-238)

769 (331, 205-1209)

4.9

81 (11, 65-100)

404 (61, 329-553)

5.0

All ages

2 (2, 0-5)

12 (14, 0-42)

19 (13, 0-39)

176 (117, 4-362)

11 (7, 0-20)

54 (39, 2-124)

32 (9, 11-44)

242 (96, 74-374)

7.7

49 (8, 40-65)

91 (13, 71-119)

1.9

  1. SD interseasonal standard deviation, RSV respiratory syncytial virus
  2. aAnnual mean rate per 100,000 population