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Table 2 Distribution of capsular types among 121 Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates recovered from the nasopharynx of children living in a large metropolitan area in Southeastern Brazil

From: Nasopharyngeal carriage, serotype distribution and antimicrobial resistance of Streptococcus pneumoniae among children from Brazil before the introduction of the 10-valent conjugate vaccine

Day care center (n=61)

Pediatric hospital (n=60)

Serotypes

No. (%)

Serotypes

No. (%)

6B

14 (23.0)

19F

13 (21.7)

15C

8 (13.1)

6A

8 (13.3)

17F

6 (9.8)

14

7 (11.7)

6A

4 (6.6)

23F

7 (11.7)

11A

4 (6.6)

6B

5 (8.3)

14

4 (6.6)

16F

4 (6.7)

6C

3 (4.9)

10A

2 (3.3)

19A

3 (4.9)

15C

2 (3.3)

23B

3 (4.9)

23A

2 (3.3)

15A

2 (3.3)

Othersb

9 (15.0)

19F

2 (3.3)

NT

1 (1.7)

Othersa

5 (8.2)

  

NT

3 (4.9)

  
  1. aserotypes 3, 18B, 23A, 29 and 34.
  2. bserotypes 4, 9N, 6C, 12F, 18C, 19A, 34, 35B and 39.
  3. NT non-typeable.