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. 2012 Jul 15;2012:914196. doi: 10.1155/2012/914196

Table 1.

Characteristics of A/H1N1 influenza hospitalizations and deaths by pandemic wave, Maricopa County, April 1, 2009 to March 31, 2010.

Variable Total Pandemic wave P valuea (degrees of freedom)
Spring Fall
Age (years)
 <18 246/546 (45.1) 62/144 (43.1) 184/402 (45.8) 0.045 (2)
 18–49 183/546 (33.5) 41/144 (26.9) 142/402 (35.3)
 ≥50 117/546 (21.4) 41/144 (28.4) 76/402 (18.9)
Race/ethnicity
 Hispanics 206/546 (37.7) 60/144 (41.7) 146/402 (36.3) 0.54 (5)
 Whites, non-Hispanic 207/546 (37.9) 52/144 (36.1) 155/402 (38.6)
 Black, non-Hispanic 62/546 (11.4) 13/144 (9.0) 49/402 (12.2)
 Native American 34/546 (6.2) 9/144 (6.2) 25402 (6.2)
 Asian 5/546 (0.9) 0/144 (0.0) 5/402 (1.2)
 Other/unknown 32/546 (5.9) 10/144 (6.9) 22/402 (5.5)
Gender
 Female 303/546 (55.5) 80/144 (55.6) 223/402 (55.5) 0.99 (1)
 Male 243/546 (44.5) 64/144 (44.4) 179/402 (44.5)
Patients according to severity
 ICU 153/519 (29.5) 41/140 (29.3) 112/379 (29.6) 0.95 (1)
 Mechanical ventilation 106/522 (20.3) 28/144 (19.4) 78/378 (20.6) 0.76 (1)
 Deaths 77/546 (14.1) 11/144 (7.6) 66/402 (16.4) 0.009 (1)

Wave 1 (spring) refers to April 1 through August 15, 2009; fall wave refers to August 16, 2009 through March 31, 2010. Data are percentages of cases unless otherwise specified.

aDetermined by the Chi-square test statistic. P values for age and race/ethnicity obtained from group wise comparisons, while P values for gender and severity comparisons correspond to each category.