Adenovirus Infection Is Predicted by Prolonged Duration of Diarrhea among Rotavirus-Vaccinated Children below Five Years of Age in Mwanza, Tanzania

Table 1

Sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants ().

	Number	Percent (%/median)
Age	137
		12 (IQR 8-17)
Sample location
BMC	21	15.3
Nyamagana	51	37.2
Sekou Toure	65	47.5
Residence
Rural	6	4.4
Urban	131	95.6
Sex
Female	75	54.7
Male	62	45.3
Mother/guardian education level
Primary	104	75.9
Secondary	33	24.1
Mother/guardian employment
Employed	67	48.9
Not employed	70	51.1
Duration of diarrhea	137	4 (IQR 3-6) days
Consistency
Watery	84	61.3
Mucoid	53	38.7
HIV status
Negative	22	16.1
Positive	3	2.2
Unknown	112	81.8
Temperature	137
Vomiting
No	39	28.5
Yes	98	71.5
Rehydration before hospital
No	70	51.1
Yes	67	48.9
Previous diarrhea
No	89	65.0
Yes	48	35.0
Neighbor with diarrhea
No	115	83.9
Yes	22	16.1
Weight/height score
Moderate malnutrition	11	8.0
Mild malnutrition	15	11.0
No malnutrition	111	81.0
Rota virus vaccine
No	9	6.6
Yes	128	93.4
Number of rotavirus vaccine received
None	9	6.6
One dose	5	3.7
Two doses	123	89.8