Table 3. Patients with bites, depression, or both.
| Overall population | Overall bites/injuries (E906.X) | All bites/injuriesexcept cat bites | Cat bites* | Dog bites** | Dog bites (excludingcat bites) | Both dog andcat bites*** | |||||||||
| n (%) | Age, mean± SD | n (%) | Age, mean ± SD | n (%) | Age, mean ± SD | n (%) | Age, mean ± SD | n (%) | Age, mean ± SD | n (%) | Age, mean ± SD | n (%) | Age, mean± SD | ||
| Total Patients | 1,327,368 | 54.7±20.5 | 3,018 | 42.4±16.6 | 2,268 | 40.9±16.1 | 750 | 47.0±17.1 | 1,108 | 41.8±16.0 | 1,085 | 41.7±16.0 | 23 | 48.3±15.3 | |
| Gender† | F | 726,944 (54.8) | 54.7±20.7 | 1,874 (62.1) | 43.3±16.7 | 1,310 (57.8) | 41.5±16.3 | 564 (75.2) | 47.3±16.9 | 572 (51.6) | 43.4±16.5 | 555 (51.2) | 43.3±16.5 | 20 (87.0) | 47.6±15.9 |
| M | 600,352 (45.2) | 54.6±20.4 | 1,144 (37.9) | 41.0±16.3 | 958 (42.2) | 40.0±15.7 | 186 (24.8) | 45.9±17.7 | 536 (48.4) | 40.1±15.4 | 530 (48.8) | 40.0±15.4 | 3 (13.0) | 53.6±10.9 | |
| With depression | 116,922 (8.8) | 45.5±18.2 | 957 (31.7) | 45.8±16.0 | 647 (28.5) | 45.0±15.6 | 310 (41.3) | 47.5±16.8 | 318 (28.7) | 46.0±16.0 | 307 (28.3) | 45.9±15.9 | 11 (47.8) | 48.4±18.7 | |
| Gender | F | 76,301 (65.3) | 45.4±18.4 | 714 (74.6) | 46.0±16.2 | 449 (69.4) | 45.1±15.8 | 265 (85.5) | 45.1±15.8 | 205 (64.5) | 46.7±16.5 | 194 (63.2) | 46.6±16.4 | 11 (100.0) | 48.4±18.7 |
| M | 40,620 (34.7) | 45.8±17.9 | 243 (25.4) | 45.2±17.6 | 198 (30.6) | 44.7±15.0 | 45 (14.5) | 44.7±15.0 | 113 (35.5) | 44.8±15.0 | 113 (36.8) | 44.8±15.0 | 0 (0.0) | – | |
*
Includes patients with an identified cat bite from all categories, not just E906.3.
**
Includes patients with an identified dog bite from all categories, not just E906.0, as well as 23 patients who had both a dog and a cat bite.
***
Includes only patients who had both a dog and a cat bite, although not necessarily on the same day.
†
72 patients had an “unknown” gender (<0.01% of overall population).