Table 2.

Key Clinical Presentations of Campylobacteriosis in Hawaii.

	Clinical Metric
	Gross Blood			Abdominal Pain			Fever§			Leukocytosis¶
	No. of Cases*	(%)	P †	No. of Cases	(%)	P	No. of Cases	(%)	P	No. of Cases	(%)	P
Gender			0.321			1.000			0.419			0.464
Female	28/45	62		42/44	96		19/47	40		12/31	39
Male	30/58	52		55/57	96		19/59	32		14/48	29
Age			0.002			0.033			0.083			0.079
0–8	18/20	90		14/17	82		11/21	52		3/8	38
9–18	7/11	64		11/11	100		4/11	36		5/8	63
19–29	18/34	53		34/35	97		12/34	35		10/27	37
30–39	10/19	53		19/19	100		9/21	43		6/16	38
40+	5/19	26		19/19	100		2/19	11		2/20	10
Campylobacter sp.			0.316			1.000			1.000			1.000
C. jejuni	57/99	58		93/97	96		37/103	36		25/75	33
C. coli	1/4	25		4/4	100		1/3	33		1/4	25
International Travel			0.420			0.496			0.569			0.101
No	30/49	61		46/47	98		19/49	39		15/37	41
Yes	9/18	50		18/19	95		5/17	29		2/15	13

*These are presented as a fraction of the total number available for given clinical or historical information.

^†P-values in this table calculated using a two-sided Fisher’s Exact Test with significant values defined as p < 0.05.

^§Fever define as temperature >100.4°F (>38 °C).

^¶Leukocytosis defined as >10.4 Giga/L cells.