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. 2016 Apr 6;19(14):2513–2520. doi: 10.1017/S1368980016000719

Table 1.

Comparative characteristics of children who died v. survivors among hospitalized children under 5 years of age, Delhi, India, February 2012–March 2013

Died (n 124) Survived (n 1539)
Median IQR Median IQR P value*
Age (months) 18 11–37 23 12–37 0·130
Weight (kg) 8·15 6·2–11·3 9·1 7·2–11·4 0·009
Length or height (cm) 75·1 69·0–87·0 79·9 70·3–88·5 0·018
Mid-upper arm circumference (cm) 12·1 11·2–13·1 13·1 12·3–14·1 <0·001
Head circumference (cm) 44·2 42·0–46·8 45·1 42·6–47·1 0·010
BMI (kg/m2) 13·6 11·9–16·4 14·5 12·9–15·9 0·047
Weight-for-age Z-score −2·34 −4·04–1·27 −2·02 −3·17–1·01 0·006
Height-for-age Z-score −2·22 −3·20–1·48 −1·90 −3·01–0·77 0·021
Weight-for-height Z-score −1·98 −3·70–0·18 −1·46 −2·75–0·24 0·130
BMI Z-score −2·01 −3·79–0·43 −1·34 −2·68–0·09 0·034
Duration of presenting illness (d) 4 2–8 2 1–7 <0·001
Hb (g/dl) 9·2 7·3–11·0 9·5 8·1–10·8 0·393
Blood sugar (mg/dl) 92 69–148 99 83–120 0·460

IQR, interquartile range.

*

Compared using the Mann–Whitney U test.