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. 2016 May 30;214(5):792–797. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiw222

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of Patients With IPD in ABCs Data for Tennessee, 1998–2013

Characteristic Persons With IPD, No. (%)a
All (n = 8383) Male (n = 4416) Female (n = 3967)
Age, mean (IQR), y 48 (32–69) 45 (28–64) 51 (36–73)
Race
 Black 2945 (35) 1599 (36) 1346 (34)
 White 5121 (61) 2638 (60) 2483 (63)
 Other/unknown 317 (4) 179 (4) 138 (3)
Age group, y
 <2 969 (12) 579 (13) 390 (10)
 2–17 653 (8) 383 (9) 270 (7)
 18–39 1053 (13) 581 (13) 472 (12)
 40–64 3229 (39) 1809 (41) 1420 (36)
 65–74 1029 (12) 499 (11) 530 (13)
 ≥75 1450 (17) 565 (13) 885 (22)
Clinical presentationb
 Isolated bacteremia 1562 (19) 847 (19) 715 (18)
 Bacteremic pneumonia 5563 (66) 2901 (66) 2662 (67)
 Meningitis 491 (6) 260 (6) 231 (6)
 Other 1199 (14) 639 (14) 560 (14)
Comorbid conditions
 Chronic lung disease 1626 (19) 764 (17) 862 (22)
 Cancer 430 (5) 245 (6) 185 (5)
 Chronic heart disease 711 (8) 306 (7) 405 (10)
 HIV/AIDS 551 (7) 342 (8) 209 (5)
 Other immunodeficiency 446 (5) 231 (5) 215 (5)
 History of smoking 1698 (20) 954 (22) 744 (19)
 Chronic renal disease 532 (6) 288 (7) 244 (6)
≥1 comorbid condition 4099 (49) 2143 (49) 1966 (50)

Abbreviations: ABCs, Active Bacterial Core surveillance; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; IPD, invasive pneumococcal disease; IQR, interquartile range.

a Data represent No. (%) unless otherwise specified.

b Isolated bacteremia was defined as a positive blood culture and no other signs of focal infection. Other clinical syndrome categories were not considered mutually exclusive.