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. 2015 Apr 8;7(6):400–416. doi: 10.14740/jocmr2118w

Table 1. The Demographic and Chronic Illness Characteristics of Hospitalizations With Pregnancy-Associated Severe Sepsis.

Characteristic n = 1,007
Age (years, n (%))
  < 20 160 (15.9)
  20 - 34 689 (68.4)
  ≥ 35 158 (15.7)
Race, n (%)
  Hispanic 429 (42.6)
  White 308 (30.6)
  Black 205 (20.4)
  Other 63 (6.3)
  Missing 2 (0.2)
Health insurance, n (%)
  Private 324 (32.2)
  Medicaid 537 (53.3)
  Uninsured 94 (9.3)
  Other 50 (5.0)
  Missing 2 (0.2)
Poverty level ≥ 20%, n (%)a 241 (25.7)
Chronic co-morbidities, n (%)b
  Any 310 (30.8)
  Myocardial infarction 21 (2.1)
  Congestive heart failure 89 (8.8)
  Peripheral vascular disease 9 (0.9)
  Cerebrovascular disease 29 (2.9)
  Chronic pulmonary disease 54 (5.4)
  Connective tissue disease 16 (1.6)
  Peptic ulcer disease 5 (0.5)
  Chronic liver disease 89 (8.8)
  Diabetes mellitus 39 (3.9)
  Chronic kidney disease 34 (3.4)
  Malignancy 6 (0.6)
  HIV infectionc 4 (0.4)
Deyo-Charlson score
  Mean (SD) 0.51 (0.96)
  Median (IQR) 0 (0 - 1)
Other conditions, n (%)d
  Smoking 30 (3.0)
  Drug abuse 52 (5.2)
  Alcohol abuse 2 (0.2)
  Obesity 46 (4.6)
Teaching hospitals
  Number (%) of hospitals 35 (17.9)
  Number (%) of hospitalizations 310 (30.8)

aDerived for hospitalizations with non-masked zip code (n = 939). bBased on conditions included in the Deyo-Charlson co-morbidity index. cHuman immunodeficiency virus. dCo-morbid conditions not included in the Deyo-Charlson index.