Table 3.
Symptoms and clinical findings of hantavirus-infected patients.
| Symptoms | Frequency |
|---|---|
| fever | 85.9% |
| lumbalgia | 62.5% |
| headache | 54.7% |
| nausea | 45.6% |
| vomiting | 39.1% |
| abdominal pain | 35.9% |
| myalgia | 28.1% |
| dizziness | 25.0% |
| bradycardia | 26.3% |
| vision disturbance | 20.6% |
| diarrhea | 20.3% |
| cough | 21.9% |
| arthralgia | 16.6% |
| collaps | 10.9% |
| dyspnoea | 12.5% |
| Clinical findings | |
| proteinuria | 59/64 (92.2%) |
| hematuria | 48/64 (75.0%) |
| pathologic findings in chest x-ray | 18/43 (41.9%) |
| ascites | 10/35 (28.6%) |
| splenomegaly | 24/43 (55.8%) |
| hepatomegaly | 22/43 (51.2%) |
| kidney enlargement | 35/61 (57.4%) |
| Unusual clinical findings associated with hantavirus infection | |
| pulmonary edema | |
| acute glaucoma attack | |
| severe neurological involvement | |
| exanthema | |
| abortion | |
| hepatitis | |
| interstitial nephritis | |
| seizure | |
| hypertensive urgency | |
| Liver vein congestion | |
The frequency of clinical symptoms and findings is shown to point out common and uncommon symptoms. Additionally, unusual clinical findings are depicted separately, these were found once in different patients, respectively.