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. 2013 Sep 4;89(3):489–494. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.12-0334

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics and outcome among four diagnostic categories of HV infection and non-HV disease

Demographic HF Mild HPS group A Mild HPS group B Moderate to severe HPS HV-negative Leptospirosis
N 52 25 27 13 27 6
Male (%) 55.8 52.0 59.3 61.5 63.0 83.3
Age (years) mean (SD); range 33.7 (16.3); 11–79 33.1 (17.5); 13–64 38 (14.0); 11–67 38 (20.5); 17–78 30.7 (14.7); 4–61 21 (13.5); 7–41
Clinic* 34/12/6 18/7/0 10/17/0 2/5/6 9/12/6 3/1/2
Hospitalized (%) 61.5 80.0 100.0 100.0 37.0 66.7
Days of hospitalization 4.2, 1–9 5.4, 1–12 7.2, 1–18 9.3, 1–42 3.0, 1–8 3.0, 2–4
Days of symptoms 7.6, 2–16 8.0, 1–25 11.4, 6–26 13.2, 2–46 6.2, 2–14 5.6, 3–7
Days of fever PTH 4.1, 0–9 3.3, 0–13 4.1, 2–8 5.4, 2–15 3.6, 0–14 4.3, 3–7
Death (%) 0.0 (0) 0.0 (0) 0.0 (0) 53.8 (7) 0.0 (0) 16.7 (1)

HV-negative = negative for HV infection and leptospira infection; mild HPS group A, mild HV pulmonary syndrome without hypoxemia or dyspnea; PTH = prior to hospitalization.

*

Distribution among clinics: Tonosí/Soná/Aguadulce and Natá.

Days (mean, range); PTH before hospitalization.

Three patients died in the first 24 hours.