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. 2013 Nov 28;29(3):565–572. doi: 10.1093/ndt/gft470

Table 1.

Characteristics of the patients in the order of HUS diagnosis

Patient # Age, years Sex Contamination Lowest platelet count, 1000/mm3 Lowest Hb level, g/dL Highest LDH IU/L ULN: 248 IU/L Highest creatinine, µmol/L Neuro Heart troponin (× N) Liver transaminases (×N) Pancreas lipase (×N) Other
W1 41 Female Collective 14 6.6 2451 HD 67 3
W2 64 Female Collective 14 6.8 2568 HD a 23 2 4 Lung
W3 49 Female Collective 23 5.0 1520 150 10 7
W4 31 Female Collective 26 6.1 1981 366 b 8 2 3
M1 34 Male Collective 24 6.3 1611 255 c 4 Skin
W5 46 Female Collective 92 6.2 613 68 12
M2 41 Male Collective 86 10.7 607 152 2
W6 4 Female Household 93 9.7 533 48 2
W7 36 Female Household 86 8.5 510 69 1.5

Enzyme serum levels are presented as × times the upper limit of normal (ULN).

Neurological signs: a: encephalitis, coma, seizures; b: psychiatric, binocular diplopia, pyramidal syndrome; c: static and kinetic cerebellar syndrome.

Hb, haemoglobin; HD, haemodialysis.