Table 1.
Baseline characteristics and clinical outcomes of children admitted in hospital presenting with a single viral acute respiratory tract infection as compared to HRV/ENT
HRV/ENT* | RSV | FLU | Others | |
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n = 85 | n = 40 | n = 46 | n = 34 | |
Age, years Median, IQR | 1·9 (0·4–5·8) | 0·4 (0·1–1·5) P < 0·002 | 4·0 (1·5–9·0) P = 0·09 | (0·7–5·0) P = 0·903 |
Gender, male N, % | 48 (56·5) | 26 (63·4) OR 1·3 95% CI 0·6, 2·9 P = 0·459 | 21 (67·7) OR 1·6 95% CI 0·7, 3·9 P = 0·276 | 36 (75) OR 2·3 95% CI 1·1, 5·1 P = 0·036 |
Cardiorespiratory N, % | 32 (37·6) | 6 (14·6) OR 3·5 95% CI 1·3, 9·3 P = 0·01 | 2 (6·5) OR 9 95% CI 4·0, 38·0 P = 0·005 | 7 (14·6) OR 3·3 95% CI 1·4, 9·0 P = 0·007 |
Prematurity N, % | 8 (9·4) | 7 (17·1) OR 0·7 95% CI 0·3, 1·7 P = 0·458 | 0 | 4 (8·3) OR 0·9 95% CI 0·3, 3·1 P = 0·835 |
Immunocompromised/metabolic N, % | 40 (47·1) | 13 (31·7) OR 1·9 95% CI 0·9, 4·2 P = 0·104 | 12 (38·7) OR 1·4 95% CI 0·6, 3·3 P = 0·425 | 16 (33·3) OR 1·8 95% CI 0·9, 3·7 P = 0·125 |
Pneumonia N, % | 28 (32·9) | 8 (19·5) OR 2·4 95% CI 0·9, 6·9 P = 0·093 | 8 (25·8) OR 1·9 95% CI 0·7, 4·9 P = 0·191 | 16 (33·3) OR 1·3 95% CI 0·6, 2·7 P = 0·609 |
Length of hospital admission (days) Median, IQR | 8 (3–19·5) | 6 (3–9) P = 0·429 | 4 (2–11) P = 0·035 | 8 (3–19·5) P = 0·943 |
Admission in the ICU N,% | 25 (29·4) | 14 (34·1) OR 1·2 95% CI 0·6, 2·8 P = 0·590 | 6 (19·4) OR 0·7 95% CI 0·6, 4·7 P = 0·282 | 15 (31·3) OR 1·1 95% CI 0·5, 2·4 P = 0·824 |
Oxygen requirements N, % | 40 (47·1) | 28 (68·3) OR 2·4 95% CI 1·1, 5·3 P = 0·027 | 11 (35·5) OR 1·6 95% CI 0·7, 3·8 P = 0·268 | 22 (45·8) OR 1·1 95% CI 0·5, 2·1 P = 0·892 |
Mortality** N, % | 4 (4·7) | 0 | 1 (3·2) | 2 (4·2) |
HRV/ENT *, enterovirus/rhinovirus: risk estimates, 95% CI and P values are indicated in each row for the comparison with HRV/ENT for each categorical variable; RSV, respiratory syncytial virus; FLU, influenza; others: PIV, parainfluenza; hMPV, human meta-pneumovirus; ADV, adenovirus, coronaviruses, HBoV; IQR, interquartile range.
No risk estimates provided given the small number of events.
Values indicated in bold were considered as significant P < 0.05.