Before revision:  Results: For the 2010/11 through the 2014/15 seasons, influenza circulation was associated with an average annual 14192 (95\% CI ( 4413,23970 )) deaths for the above five principal causes, including 3662 (2487,4836 ) deaths for respiratory causes, 9558 (2280,16836) deaths for circulatory causes, and 343 (63,624) deaths for certain infectious and parasitic diseases, with influenza  B making a substantial contribution to the last two categories of deaths . Conclusions:
After revision:  Results: For the 2010/11 through the 2014/15 seasons, influenza circulation was associated with an average annual 14192 (95\% CI ( 4413,23970 )) deaths for the above five principal causes, including 3662 (2487,4836 ) deaths for respiratory causes, 9558 (2280,16836) deaths for circulatory causes, and 343 (63,624) deaths for certain infectious and parasitic diseases, with influenza A/H3N2 being responsible for the majority of influenza-associated respiratory deaths and influenza B making a substantial contribution to the last two categories of deaths . Conclusions: