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. 2017 Aug 17;12(8):e0181472. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0181472

Table 1. Baseline characteristics of subjects with suspected Chikungunya virus infection.

Symptoms or association of symptoms Total
N = 687
CHIK+
n = 467
CHIK−
n = 220
n % n % n % p*
Fever 502 73.1 371 79.4 131 59.6 < .0001
Arthralgia 353 51.4 292 62.5 61 27.7 < .0001
Arthralgia of the wrist 87 12.7 75 16.1 12 5.5 < .0001
Arthralgia of the metacarpophalangeal joints 47 6.8 40 8.6 7 3.2 .009
Arthralgia of the ankle 131 19.1 110 23.6 21 9.6 < .0001
Arthralgia of the knee 153 22.3 127 27.2 26 11.8 < .0001
Arthralgia of the shoulder 58 8.4 49 10.5 9 4.1 .005
Arthralgia of the pelvis 25 3.6 22 4.7 3 1.4 .03
Low back pain 69 10.0 48 10.3 21 9.6 .77
Myalgia 114 16.6 82 17.8 32 14.6 .32
Digestive symptoms 151 22.0 91 19.5 60 27.3 .02
Neurological symptoms 258 37.6 166 35.6 92 41.8 .11
Lymphopenia 407 61.3 345 75.3 62 30.1 < .0001
Absence of neutrophil leukocytosis 517 77.9 415 90.6 102 49.5 < .0001

Missing data: neutrophils (n = 23); lymphocytes (n = 23)—CHIK+: Positive RT-PCR; CHIK-: Negative RT-PCR–

* Pearson’s Chi2 test