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. 2012 Oct 5;11:336. doi: 10.1186/1475-2875-11-336

Table 1.

Characteristics of study patients

 
Haemoglobinuria
All
  Positive Negative  
Number of Patients N (%)
48 (19.1)
203 (80.9)
251
Sex Ratio Female : Male
22 : 26
80 : 123
102 : 149
Age Months Median (IQR)
52.5 (18–138)
35 (7–137)*
36 (7–138)
Age Distribution N (%)
 6–11 months
0 (0)
18 (8.9)
18 (7.2)
 12–23 months
4 (8.3)
42 (20.7)
46 (18.3)
 24–35 months
12 (25)
43 (21.2)
55 (21.9)
 36–47 months
6 (12.5)
33 (16.3)
39 (15.5)
 48–59 months
8 (16.7)
27 (13.3)
35 (13.9)
 > 59 months
18 (37.5)
40 (19.7)
58 (23.2)
Weight for Age [z-score] Median (IQR)
−1.32 (−5.38 - 1.45)
−1.31 (−6.22 - 4.06)
−1.31 (−6.22 - 4.06)
Parasite Density Geometric Mean Range
8960.9
9209.6
9161.5

607–198,606
64–192,000
64-198606
G6PD Status Deficient : Normal N(%)
 Males
4 : 22 (15 : 85)
15 : 108 (12 : 88)
19 : 130 (13 : 87)
 Females
0 : 22 (0 : 100)
4 : 76 (5 : 95)
4 : 98 (4 : 96)
Clinical forms of Severe Malaria N (%)
 Cerebral Malaria
17 (35.4)
70 (34.5)
87 (34.7)
 Severe Malarial Anaemia
13 (27.1)
90 (44.3)
103 (41)
 Other Forms of Severe Malaria**
18 (37.5)
43 (21.w)
61 (24.3)
Outcome N (%)
 Survived
42 (83.5)
189 (93.1)
231 (92)
 Died 6 (12.5) 14 (6.9) 20 (8)

* p significant at < 0.05.

** Postration (82%); Haemaglobinuria (8%); Seizures >2 episodes/day (5%); Hyperpyrexia (5%).