Burden of respiratory syncytial virus hospitalisation among infants born at 32-35 weeks' gestational age in the Northern Hemisphere: pooled analysis of seven studies.

Epidemiol Infect · 2020 · PMC7439292 · PMID 32799945

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Cox regression analysis showed an upward trend in mean seasonal exposure rates amongst RSVH cases between 32 wGA (0.638) and 35 wGA (0.707) and the Wald statistic for seasonal exposure as a predictor of change in hazard for RSVH was highly significant ( P < 0.001) in every group.

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Analysis by wGA RSVH incidence tended to increase with decreasing wGA at birth, although this did not reach statistical significance: 4.0% for those born 35 wGA; 4.0% for 34 wGA; 4.7% for 33 wGA; and 5.0% for 32 wGA ( χ 2 : P = 0.09; Spearman: P = 0.10).

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