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. 2023 Sep;11(9):769–781. doi: 10.1016/S2213-2600(23)00098-X

Table 2.

Bivariable analysis of associations with 2-week mortality in outpatient children aged 3–11 months with suspected pneumonia in rural Bangladesh

Alive (n=3824) Dead (n=24) p value
Age, months 6·0 (4·0–9·0) 4·5 (3·5–7·5) 0·0709
Sex
Girls 1583 (41·4%) 12 (50·0%) 0·3937
Boys 2241 (58·6%) 12 (50·0%) ..
Clinic
Beanibazar 1139 (29·8%) 11 (45·8%) 0·0331
Zakiganj 1043 (27·3%) 9 (37·5%) ..
Kanaighat 1642 (42·9%) 4 (16·7%) ..
Severe acute malnutrition* 301 (7·9%) 6 (25·0%) 0·0020
WHO IMCI danger signs 8 (0·2%) 0 (0%) 0·8225
SpO2 in room air
94–100% 3361 (87·9%) 12 (50·0%) <0·0001
90–93% 301 (7·9%) 5 (20·8%) ..
<90% 98 (2·6%) 4 (16·7%) ..
Failed measurement 64 (1·7%) 3 (12·5%) ..
Hospitalisation 349 (9·1%) 9 (37·5%) <0·0001
Oxygen 150 (3·9%) 7 (29·2%) <0·0001

Data shown as n (%) or median (IQR). IMCI=Integrated Management of Childhood Illness. SpO2=peripheral arterial oxyhaemoglobin saturation. p values are shown for the overall categories.

*

Weight-for-age z score of less than −3 or a mid-upper arm circumference of less than 11.5 cm or bilateral pedal oedema.

Stridor at rest, convulsions, not feeding or drinking, vomiting everything, lethargy, or coma.