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. 2018 Oct 16;13(1):36–43. doi: 10.1111/irv.12606

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of children 5 y old or younger with ILI

All (n = 1486) Outpatient or ED < 24 h (n = 408) Hospitalized (n = 1078) χ 2 P‐valuea
Sex
Male 829 (55.8%) 225 (55.1%) 604 (56%) 0.80
Female 657 (44.2%) 183 (44.9%) 474 (44%)
Age
<1 y old 537 (36.1%) 82 (20.1%) 455 (42.2%) <0.001
1‐2 y old 400 (26.9%) 109 (26.7%) 291 (27%)
3‐5 y old 549 (36.9%) 217 (53.2%) 332 (30.8%)
Days from symptom onsetb
0‐1 d ago 585 (39.4%) 248 (60.8%) 337 (31.3%) <0.001
2‐3 d ago 389 (26.2%) 77 (18.9%) 312 (28.9%)
4 or more days ago 509 (34.3%) 83 (20.3%) 426 (39.5%)
Missing 3 (0.2%) 0 (0%) 3 (0.3%)
Current tobacco smoke exposure
No 1193 (80.3%) 328 (80.4%) 865 (80.2%) 0.99
Yes 293 (19.7%) 80 (19.6%) 213 (19.8%)
Any comorbidity
No 882 (59.4%) 322 (78.9%) 560 (51.9%) <0.001
Yes 604 (40.6%) 86 (21.1%) 518 (48.1%)
Viral infection
No (0 viruses detected) 259 (17.4%) 82 (20.1%) 177 (16.4%) 0.11
Yes (1 or more viruses detected) 1227 (82.6%) 326 (79.9%) 901 (83.6%)
Number of viral infections
0 259 (17.4%) 82 (20.1%) 177 (16.4%) 0.04
1 972 (65.4%) 246 (60.3%) 726 (67.3%)
2 or more 255 (17.2%) 80 (19.6%) 175 (16.2%)

Chi‐square P‐values reflect tests that have omitted “missing” as a category. For any comparison with a cell with n < 5, a Fisher's Exact P‐value was reported.

Days between symptom onset and enrollment into the study (hospital admission).