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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Crit Care Med. 2017 Feb;18(2):103–111. doi: 10.1097/PCC.0000000000001000

TABLE 2.

Infectious Reasons for Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Admission and Association with MBL Level

Characteristic N % MBL, ng/mLa P Valueb
Infection on Intensive Care Unit Admissionc 0.43
No Infection 238 1112 (581.1–1642.6)
Suspected Infection, not confirmed 88 1389 (490.6–2287.9)
Bacterial 90 1151 (533.7–1768.3)
Viral 45 1301 (792.1–1810.7)
Multiple 15 1280 (607.9–1952.2)
Lower Respiratory Tract Infection 0.44
No 434 90.6 1202 (718.5–1913.7)
Yes 45 9.4 1131 (663.3–1784.7)
Community Acquired Pneumonia 0.24
No 13 1278 (844.9–1804.6)
Yes 32 1122 (565.9–1786.3)
Sepsisc 0.6
No SIRS 192 40.1 1117 (739.2–1975.2)
SIRS, no infectiond 99 20.7 1115 (768.1–1681.0)
Sepsise 112 23.4 1219 (662.9–2034.4)
Severe Sepsisf 73 15.2 1308 (723.8–1851.7)
a

Median (Interquartile range)

b

Testing association with serum MBL level with Mann-Whitney U or Kruskal-Wallis tests

c

Infection specific data unavailable for 3 patients

d

No viral, bacterial, or fungal infection

e

Infection with SIRS

f

Sepsis with CV-SOFA score ≥ 3; includes septic shock