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. 2011 Mar 15;203(6):828–837. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiq117

Table 2.

Geographic and Demographic Characteristics of Patients Who Were Hospitalized for or Died of 2009 H1N1 Infection, by Pandemic Wave, Wisconsin, 15 April 2009 through 2 January 2010

Characteristic Wave 1 Wave 2 Pa
Geographic
    City of Milwaukee residence 163/252 (65) 148/1077 (14) <.001
    Wisconsin counties affectedb 23/72 (32) 69/72 (96) <.001
Demographic
    Female sex 142/252 (56) 578/1077 (54) .44
    Age, median years (range) 28.0 (<1-85) 34.0 (<1-96) .03
    Age
        <18 years 94/252 (37) 352/1076 (33)
        18–49 years 99/252 (39) 372/1076 (35) .01
        ≥50 years 59/252 (23) 352/1076 (33)
    Race/ethnicityc
        White, non-Hispanic 72/252 (29) 582/853 (68)
        Black, non-Hispanic 121/252 (48) 124/853 (15) <.001
        Hispanic 40/252 (16) 94/853 (11) .04
        Asian 19/252 (8) 28/853 (3) .003
        American Indian/Alaskan Native 0/252 (0) 20/853 (2) .01
        Other 0/252 (0) 5/853 (1) .59

NOTE.  Wave 1 refers to 15 April through 30 August 2009; wave 2 refers to 31 August 2009 through 2 January 2010. Patients included were Wisconsin residents who were hospitalized ≥24 h or who died of laboratory-confirmed or probable 2009 H1N1 infection. Data are proportion (%) of patients and deaths unless otherwise specified.

a

Determined by the Pearson χ2, Fisher exact, Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel, or Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney test.

b

Number of Wisconsin counties with ≥1 reported hospitalized case or death in a resident. There are 72 counties in Wisconsin.

c

Includes only patients with known race/ethnicity.