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. 2011 Apr;49(4):1287–1293. doi: 10.1128/JCM.02205-10

Table 3.

Clinical and laboratory data and percentage of abnormal findings in patients with pandemic FLUA H1N1v infectiona

Clinical/laboratory observation N Value % of patients with abnormal findings P value
Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
Temp ≥ 38 (°C)
    Survivors 24/40 60 NS
    Nonsurvivors 11/22 50
Pulse rate > 100/min
    Survivors 18/36 50 NS
    Nonsurvivors 11/22 50
Respiration > 30/min
    Survivors 17/39 44 NS
    Nonsurvivors 9/17 53
Systolic BP ≤ 90 mm Hg
    Survivors 21/28 75 NS
    Nonsurvivors 16/21 76
SpO2 ≤ 90%
    Survivors 15/38 39 0.01 NS
    Nonsurvivors 15/21 71
Creatine phosphokinase concn > 130 IU/ml
    Survivors 4/35 11 0.01 0.003
    Nonsurvivors 11/21 52
LDH concn > 225 IU/ml
    Survivors 6/32 19 0.06 NS
    Nonsurvivors 13/20 65
Comorbidities
    Survivors 21/43 49 NS NS
    Nonsurvivors 13/24 54
Demographic data
     Median (IQR) age (yr)
        Survivors 26 (8–36) 0.0005 0.03
        Nonsurvivors 42.5 (30–50)
    Gender (no. male:no. female)
        Survivors 18:25 NS
        Nonsurvivors 10:14
Median (IQR) time interval between onset of disease and hospitalization (days)
    Survivors 4 (2–7) NS
    Nonsurvivors 5 (4–6)
Median (IQR) time interval between onset of disease and antiviral use (days)
    Survivors 4 (2–6) 0.03 NS
    Nonsurvivors 5 (3.7–7.5)
a

N, number of patients with alterations/number with medical records with the information; BP, blood pressure; SpO2, oxygen saturation; IQR, interquartile range; NS, not significant. Boldface data indicate a statistically significant difference.