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Additional file 1: Table S1. of Estimates of hospitalization attributable to influenza and RSV in the US during 1997–2009, by age and risk status
Seasonal burden of hospitalization attributable to influenza and RSV by season in the US, 1997–2009 (respiratory broad outcome, any mention). 1Annual mean rate per 100,000 population; *Data included up to 31st March 2009; CI: confidential interval. Table S2. Number of hospitalizations attributable to influenza and RSV according to risk status and age in the US, 1997–2009 (respiratory broad outcome, any mention). SD: standard deviation; RSV: respiratory syncytial virus. (DOCX 42 kb
Additional file 1: Table S1. of Modelling estimates of age-specific influenza-related hospitalisation and mortality in the United Kingdom
Outcomes: hospitalisations (HES) and deaths (ONS). Table S2. Definition of risk factors; any mention of any of these codes placed the patient in the “high-risk” category. Table S3. Mean number of other hospitalisations due to non-respiratory diagnoses attributable to influenza in the United Kingdom. Table S4. Mean number of deaths due to respiratory diagnoses attributable to influenza in the United Kingdom. (DOCX 85 kb
Number of consultations with practitioners of patients infected with influenza B and A, by age groups.
<p>France and Turkey, 2010–2012.</p
Gender, age groups, presenting symptoms and syndromes, hospitalization, vaccination status and prescriptions of antibiotics and antivirals among patients enrolled in the IBGP study, by country and influenza type.
<p>ns: not significant</p><p>France and Turkey, 2010–2012.</p
Uni- and multi-variable regression analysis of variables impacting on duration of illness.
<p>France and Turkey, 2010–2012.</p
Questionnaire for data collection at days 9 and 28 in the IBGP study.
<p>France and Turkey, 2010–2012.</p
Epidemic peak and type, subtype and lineage of influenza cases detected within the French and Turkish influenza surveillance networks during 2010–2011 and 2011–2012 seasons, and (within parenthesis, in bold) included in the IBGP study.
<p>Epidemic peak and type, subtype and lineage of influenza cases detected within the French and Turkish influenza surveillance networks during 2010–2011 and 2011–2012 seasons, and (within parenthesis, in bold) included in the IBGP study.</p