Co-infection of SARS-COV-2 and influenza
Generally, with the compounding of the results, the influenza prevalence
among co-infected patients with the confidence interval of 95 % and
with based on random effect model is (I2:95.948%) and
it is shown that heterogeneity was observed among the primary results of
the studies (Fig 2). Significant statistical heterogeneity based on
random effect model are found in the analysis of the influenza (A, B)
prevalence among co-infected patients (I2 = 95.977%),
and (I2 = 77.350) respectively. The current result is
shown that the prevalence of influenza A is higher than influenza B.
2.3(0.5-9.3) vs 0.1 (0.4-3.3). (Figure 3, 4).