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. 2017 Mar 7;17:196. doi: 10.1186/s12879-017-2272-5

Table 3.

Laboratory examinations of patients with adenovirus pneumonia based on the presence or absence of pleural effusion (N = 27)

Variables Total (n = 27) Adenoviral pneumonia without pleural effusion (n = 15) Adenoviral pneumonia with pleural effusion (n = 12) P value
WBC count, cells/mm3 9674 ± 3427 10926.7 ± 3043.6 8108.3 ± 3340.8 0.031*
Platelet, 103 cells/mm3 236 ± 108 285.1 ± 108.2 175.8 ± 75.5 0.007*
ANC, cells/mm3 7451 ± 3173 8738.4 ± 2879.7 6291.7 ± 3255.9 0.090
ASC, cells/ mm3 6039 ± 2674 7083.4 ± 2370.8 4733.9 ± 2531.2 0.020*
ABC, cells/ mm3 1397 ± 912 1268.1 ± 903.8 1557.8 ± 934.7 0.423
ALC, cells/ mm3 1444 ± 1064 1677.3 ± 1204.2 1152.2 ± 814.9 0.209
CRP level, mg/L 68.9 (38.9 , 139.5) 62.9 (35.6 , 79.9) 110.8 (42.0 , 247.2) 0.082

Data were represented as mean ± SD and compared using two-sample t-test if data followed normal distribution; or median (IQR: 1st, 3rd quartiles) and compared using the Mann-Whitney U test if data didn’t follow normal distribution

ANC absolute neutrophil counts, ABC absolute band form cell counts, ASC absolute segment cell counts, ALC absolute lymphocyte counts

* p < 0.05, indicates a significant difference between patients with and without pleural effusion