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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2016 Jan 28;171:163–170.e3. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2015.12.065

Table 4.

The distribution of subgroup classification among the N=488 patients with identified disease etiologies (non-IND) and sufficient data on INR, total bilirubin and HE, overall and by disease etiology. Each row represents the distribution of subgroup classifications within a specific diagnostic category. The distribution of subgroups are significantly different across different diagnostic categories (p<.001).

categories N Subgroup1 Subgroup2 Subgroup3 Subgroup4 Subgroup5
All non-IND 488 136(28%) 95(19%) 61(13%) 135(28%) 61(13%)
Diagnosis
 Acetaminophen 107 71(66%) 20(19%) 11(10%) 2(2%) 3(3%)
 Drug-induced hepatitis 21 5(24%) 7(33%) 2(10%) 6(29%) 1(5%)
 Hemophagocytic Syndrome 22 1(5%) 5(23%) 4(18%) 4(18%) 8(36%)
 Hepatitis, A/B/C/E 11 1(9%) 7(64%) 1(9%) 2(18%) 0(0%)
 Other viral hepatitis 54 11(20%) 4(7%) 3(6%) 26(48%) 10(19%)
 Shock/ischemia 31 12(39%) 6(19%) 7(23%) 2(6%) 4(13%)
 Neonatal iron storage 26 1(4%) 2(8%) 1(4%) 15(58%) 7(27%)
 Veno-oclusive disease 12 0(0%) 3(25%) 2(17%) 7(58%) 0(0%)
 Wilsons disease 31 0(0%) 9(29%) 6(19%) 12(39%) 4(13%)
 Other Metabolic 58 11(19%) 14(24%) 14(24%) 15(26%) 4(7%)
 Autioimmune Hepatitis 63 5(8%) 12(19%) 7(11%) 30(48%) 9(14%)
 Other diagnosis 31 11(35%) 3(10%) 2(6%) 9(29%) 6(19%)
 Multiple 21 7(33%) 3(14%) 1(5%) 5(24%) 5(24%)