Table 3.

Influenza-Seropositive Individuals Involved in the Control of the 2012 H7N1 Outbreak in the Western Cape Province, South Africa

CharacteristicParticipants With Influenza Positivity, No./Total No. (%; 95% CI)
A(H7N1)A(H5N2)A(H1N1)pdm09A(H3N2)
Total8/66 (12.1; 5.3–22.5)1/66 (1.5; .1–8.1)37/55 (67.3; 53.3–79.3)49/62 (79.0; 66.8–88.3)
Age, yP > .99P = .35P = .90P > .99
 20–301/7 (14.3; .0–57.9)0/7 (0.0; .0–40.9)4/6 (66.7; 22.3–95.7)6/7 (85.7; 42.1–99.6)
 31–455/41 (12.2; 4.1–26.2)0/41 (0.0; .0–8.6)24/34 (70.6; 52.5–84.9)32/40 (80.0; 64.3–90.9)
 46–602/15 (13.3; 1.6–40.4)1/15 (6.7; .2–31.9)8/13 (61.5; 31.6–86.1)10/13 (76.9; 46.2–94.9)
SexP = .67P = .98P = .99P = .16
 Male7/50 (14.0; 5.8–26.7)1/50 (2.0; .1–10.6)28/41 (68.3; 51.9–81.9)35/47 (74.4; 68.1–99.8)
 Female1/16 (6.2; .1–30.2)0/16 (0.0; .0–20.6)9/14 (64.3; 35.1–87.2)14/15 (93.3; 59.6–86.1)
OccupationP = .65P = .04P = .003P < .001
 Abattoir worker6/41 (14.6; 5.5–29.2)0/41 (0.00; .0–8.6)28/33
(84.8; 68.1–94.9)
37/39
(94.9; 82.7–99.4)
 Farmworker0/10 (0.0; .0–30.8)0/10 (0.0; .0–30.8)4/9 (44.4; 13.7–78.8)3/9 (33.3; 7.5–70.1)
 Farmer0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)
 Laboratory worker1/4 (25.0; .6–80.6)0/4 (00.0; .0–60.2)2/3 (66.7; 9.4–99.1)4/4 (100.0; 39.8–100.0)
 Researcher0/2 (0.0; .0–84.2)1/2 (50.0; 1.2–98.7)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)1/1 (100.0; 2.5–100.0)
 Veterinarian or veterinary technician1/8 (12.5; .3–52.6)0/8 (0.0; .0–36.9)3/8 (37.5; 8.5–75.5)4/8 (50.0; 15.7–84.3)
CharacteristicParticipants With Influenza Positivity, No./Total No. (%; 95% CI)
A(H7N1)A(H5N2)A(H1N1)pdm09A(H3N2)
Total8/66 (12.1; 5.3–22.5)1/66 (1.5; .1–8.1)37/55 (67.3; 53.3–79.3)49/62 (79.0; 66.8–88.3)
Age, yP > .99P = .35P = .90P > .99
 20–301/7 (14.3; .0–57.9)0/7 (0.0; .0–40.9)4/6 (66.7; 22.3–95.7)6/7 (85.7; 42.1–99.6)
 31–455/41 (12.2; 4.1–26.2)0/41 (0.0; .0–8.6)24/34 (70.6; 52.5–84.9)32/40 (80.0; 64.3–90.9)
 46–602/15 (13.3; 1.6–40.4)1/15 (6.7; .2–31.9)8/13 (61.5; 31.6–86.1)10/13 (76.9; 46.2–94.9)
SexP = .67P = .98P = .99P = .16
 Male7/50 (14.0; 5.8–26.7)1/50 (2.0; .1–10.6)28/41 (68.3; 51.9–81.9)35/47 (74.4; 68.1–99.8)
 Female1/16 (6.2; .1–30.2)0/16 (0.0; .0–20.6)9/14 (64.3; 35.1–87.2)14/15 (93.3; 59.6–86.1)
OccupationP = .65P = .04P = .003P < .001
 Abattoir worker6/41 (14.6; 5.5–29.2)0/41 (0.00; .0–8.6)28/33
(84.8; 68.1–94.9)
37/39
(94.9; 82.7–99.4)
 Farmworker0/10 (0.0; .0–30.8)0/10 (0.0; .0–30.8)4/9 (44.4; 13.7–78.8)3/9 (33.3; 7.5–70.1)
 Farmer0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)
 Laboratory worker1/4 (25.0; .6–80.6)0/4 (00.0; .0–60.2)2/3 (66.7; 9.4–99.1)4/4 (100.0; 39.8–100.0)
 Researcher0/2 (0.0; .0–84.2)1/2 (50.0; 1.2–98.7)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)1/1 (100.0; 2.5–100.0)
 Veterinarian or veterinary technician1/8 (12.5; .3–52.6)0/8 (0.0; .0–36.9)3/8 (37.5; 8.5–75.5)4/8 (50.0; 15.7–84.3)

Abbreviation: CI, confidence interval.

Table 3.

Influenza-Seropositive Individuals Involved in the Control of the 2012 H7N1 Outbreak in the Western Cape Province, South Africa

CharacteristicParticipants With Influenza Positivity, No./Total No. (%; 95% CI)
A(H7N1)A(H5N2)A(H1N1)pdm09A(H3N2)
Total8/66 (12.1; 5.3–22.5)1/66 (1.5; .1–8.1)37/55 (67.3; 53.3–79.3)49/62 (79.0; 66.8–88.3)
Age, yP > .99P = .35P = .90P > .99
 20–301/7 (14.3; .0–57.9)0/7 (0.0; .0–40.9)4/6 (66.7; 22.3–95.7)6/7 (85.7; 42.1–99.6)
 31–455/41 (12.2; 4.1–26.2)0/41 (0.0; .0–8.6)24/34 (70.6; 52.5–84.9)32/40 (80.0; 64.3–90.9)
 46–602/15 (13.3; 1.6–40.4)1/15 (6.7; .2–31.9)8/13 (61.5; 31.6–86.1)10/13 (76.9; 46.2–94.9)
SexP = .67P = .98P = .99P = .16
 Male7/50 (14.0; 5.8–26.7)1/50 (2.0; .1–10.6)28/41 (68.3; 51.9–81.9)35/47 (74.4; 68.1–99.8)
 Female1/16 (6.2; .1–30.2)0/16 (0.0; .0–20.6)9/14 (64.3; 35.1–87.2)14/15 (93.3; 59.6–86.1)
OccupationP = .65P = .04P = .003P < .001
 Abattoir worker6/41 (14.6; 5.5–29.2)0/41 (0.00; .0–8.6)28/33
(84.8; 68.1–94.9)
37/39
(94.9; 82.7–99.4)
 Farmworker0/10 (0.0; .0–30.8)0/10 (0.0; .0–30.8)4/9 (44.4; 13.7–78.8)3/9 (33.3; 7.5–70.1)
 Farmer0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)
 Laboratory worker1/4 (25.0; .6–80.6)0/4 (00.0; .0–60.2)2/3 (66.7; 9.4–99.1)4/4 (100.0; 39.8–100.0)
 Researcher0/2 (0.0; .0–84.2)1/2 (50.0; 1.2–98.7)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)1/1 (100.0; 2.5–100.0)
 Veterinarian or veterinary technician1/8 (12.5; .3–52.6)0/8 (0.0; .0–36.9)3/8 (37.5; 8.5–75.5)4/8 (50.0; 15.7–84.3)
CharacteristicParticipants With Influenza Positivity, No./Total No. (%; 95% CI)
A(H7N1)A(H5N2)A(H1N1)pdm09A(H3N2)
Total8/66 (12.1; 5.3–22.5)1/66 (1.5; .1–8.1)37/55 (67.3; 53.3–79.3)49/62 (79.0; 66.8–88.3)
Age, yP > .99P = .35P = .90P > .99
 20–301/7 (14.3; .0–57.9)0/7 (0.0; .0–40.9)4/6 (66.7; 22.3–95.7)6/7 (85.7; 42.1–99.6)
 31–455/41 (12.2; 4.1–26.2)0/41 (0.0; .0–8.6)24/34 (70.6; 52.5–84.9)32/40 (80.0; 64.3–90.9)
 46–602/15 (13.3; 1.6–40.4)1/15 (6.7; .2–31.9)8/13 (61.5; 31.6–86.1)10/13 (76.9; 46.2–94.9)
SexP = .67P = .98P = .99P = .16
 Male7/50 (14.0; 5.8–26.7)1/50 (2.0; .1–10.6)28/41 (68.3; 51.9–81.9)35/47 (74.4; 68.1–99.8)
 Female1/16 (6.2; .1–30.2)0/16 (0.0; .0–20.6)9/14 (64.3; 35.1–87.2)14/15 (93.3; 59.6–86.1)
OccupationP = .65P = .04P = .003P < .001
 Abattoir worker6/41 (14.6; 5.5–29.2)0/41 (0.00; .0–8.6)28/33
(84.8; 68.1–94.9)
37/39
(94.9; 82.7–99.4)
 Farmworker0/10 (0.0; .0–30.8)0/10 (0.0; .0–30.8)4/9 (44.4; 13.7–78.8)3/9 (33.3; 7.5–70.1)
 Farmer0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)
 Laboratory worker1/4 (25.0; .6–80.6)0/4 (00.0; .0–60.2)2/3 (66.7; 9.4–99.1)4/4 (100.0; 39.8–100.0)
 Researcher0/2 (0.0; .0–84.2)1/2 (50.0; 1.2–98.7)0/1 (0.0; .0–95.0)1/1 (100.0; 2.5–100.0)
 Veterinarian or veterinary technician1/8 (12.5; .3–52.6)0/8 (0.0; .0–36.9)3/8 (37.5; 8.5–75.5)4/8 (50.0; 15.7–84.3)

Abbreviation: CI, confidence interval.

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