Key result
Group A rotavirus was detected in 27.5% of children under 5 years admitted with acute gastroenteritis in Central Kenya, with G1P[8] being the predominant genotype (28%).
Observational (n=1,546)
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The study provides baseline data on circulating rotavirus strains in Central Kenya prior to vaccine introduction, highlighting G1P[8] as the predominant genotype.
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Confirms substantial RVA burden in young Kenyan children; extends regional surveillance data while leaving post-vaccination impact open.
Wandera et al. (2016) conducted an observational in acute gastroenteritis (n=1,546). Group A rotavirus (RVA) was evaluated on Detection of group A rotavirus (RVA). Group A rotavirus was detected in 27.5% of children under 5 years admitted with acute gastroenteritis in Central Kenya, with G1P[8] being the predominant genotype (28%).
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