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. 2015 Mar 11;18(17):3244–3248. doi: 10.1017/S1368980015000543

Table 1.

Characteristics of 6–59-month-old children (n 6307) at admission and by programme outcome*, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, India, 2009–2011

Exits Deaths Defaulters Discharged Recovered
n % n % n % n % n %
Girls 3279 52·0 19 44·2 737 51·1 2523 52·3 835 50·8
Boys 3028 48·0 24 55·8 705 48·9 2299 47·7 808 49·2
6–11 months old 2166 34·3 16 37·2 487 33·8 1663 34·5 678 41·3
12–23 months old 2857 45·3 15 34·9 668 46·3 2174 45·1 681 41·4
24–59 months old 1284 20·4 12 27·9 287 19·9 985 20·4 284 17·3
SC family 1371 21·7 4 9·3 350 24·3 1017 21·1 361 22·0
ST family 2652 42·0 21 48·8 449 31·1 2182 45·3 782 47·6
Non-SC/ST family 2284 36·2 18 41·9 643 44·6 1623 33·7 500 30·4
With bilateral pitting oedema 231 3·7 11 25·6 74 5·1 146 3·0 39 2·4
Complicated wasting (WHZ<−3 or MUAC<115 mm and medical complications) 1870 29·6 16 37·2 367 25·5 1487 30·8 1040 63·3
Uncomplicated SAM (WHZ<−3 or MUAC<115 mm and free of medical complications) 4206 66·7 16 37·2 1001 69·4 3189 66·1 564 34·3
Total 6307 100 43 0·7 1442 22·9 4822 76·5 1643 34·1

SC, scheduled caste; ST, scheduled tribe; WHZ, weight-for-height Z-score; MUAC, mid upper-arm circumference; SAM, severe acute malnutrition.

*

Values are presented as absolute numbers (n) and as percentage of the total (%).

Exits: deaths+defaulters+discharged.

Recovered: children who, at discharge, had gained ≥15 % of their initial weight.