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Table 1 Distribution of socio-demographic and health characteristics of the study population, N = 2,489

From: Prevalence of vaccine-derived hepatitis B surface antibodies in children and adolescents in Germany: results from a population-based survey, 2014–2017

Characteristics

n (%)

Sex

 Male

1,226 (49)

 Female

1,263 (51)

Age group (years)

 3–6

525 (21)

 7–10

613 (25)

 11–13

619 (25)

 14–17

732 (29)

Geographical place of living

 Eastern Germany (incl. Berlin)

893 (36)

 WesternGermany

1,596 (64)

Socio-economic status

 Low (1st Quintile)

357 (14)

 Middle (2nd Quintile)

483 (19)

 Middle (3rd Quintile)

465 (19)

 Middle (4th Quintile)

546 (22)

 High (5th Quintile)

581 (23)

 Missing

57 (2.3)

Migration status

 None

1,908 (77)

 One-sided (one parent born abroad or no German citizenship)

212 (8.5)

 Two-sided (both parents born abroad or no German citizenship)a

324 (13)

 Missing

45 (1.8)

Type of vaccine

 Monovalent

588 (24)

 Polyvalentb:

1,901 (76)

  Hexavac

409 (16)

  Infanrix Hexa

1,401 (56)

  1. aMigration status is also considered two-sided if the child and at least one parent are born abroad or do not have German citizenship
  2. b91 participants received a polyvalent vaccine but the type, whether Hexavac or Infanrix Hexa, was unknown