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. 2015 Jun 3;92(6):1141–1149. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.14-0472

Table 1.

History, symptoms, and signs at enrollment in 143 patients with confirmed dengue*

Parameter Data
Demographic data
 Sex M:F 77:66
 Age 23.5 (17–58, 16–72)
 Hanoi resident 127/137 (92.7%)
Past medical history
 Previous dengue 6/141 (4.3%)
 JE vaccine 30/135 (22.2%)
 Previous JE illness 0/141
Symptoms
 Fever 142/142 (100%)
 Headache 131/141 (92.9%)
 Myalgia 106/138 (76.8%)
 Rash 71/137 (51.8%)
 Vomiting 64/139 (46.1%)
 Cough 62/138 (44.9%)
 Eye pain 54/135 (40.0%)
 Bleeding 50/138 (36.2%)
 Diarrhea 48/139 (34.5%)
 Itch/prickly skin 38/134 (28.4%)
 Abdominal pain 39/139 (28.1%)
 Shortness of breath 9/135 (6.7%)
Physical signs
 Axillary temperature (°C) 37.8 (36–40, 36–40.2)
 Pulse (b/min) 86 (64–125, 60–144)
 Systolic BP mmHg 102.5 (90–130, 85–130)
 Diastolic BP mmHg 70 (50–80, 50–80)
 Abdominal tenderness 10/90 (10.9%)
 Lethargy 3/143 (2.1%)
 Facial/hand/ankle swelling 31/143 (21.7%)
 Mucosal bleeding 28/143 (19.6%)
 Palpable liver 5/143 (3.5%)
Laboratory results
 Hct (%) 42.5 (33.1–50.9, 30.3–52.8)
 Platelet count 60 (12–126, 6–220)

Hct = hematocrit; JE = Japanese encephalitis.

*

Proportional data are shown as numerators/denominators.

Continuous data are shown as median, interquartile range, and full range.