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. 2018 Dec 3;17(3):381–389. doi: 10.1007/s40258-018-0451-1

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the sample in the derivation cohort

Characteristic Matched cases (N = 52,921) Matched controls (N = 52,921)
Sex, n (%) of male 24,795 (46.7) 24,795 (46.7)
Age, mean ± SD in years 66.0 ± 24 66.0 ± 24
Charlson index, mean ± SD 1.7 ± 2.1 1.7 ± 2.1
Infection as principal diagnosis, n (%) 23,302 (44.0) 23,302 (44.0)
Hospital status, n (%) of public 43,411 (82.0) 43,411 (82.0)
Location of infection, n (%)
 Urinary and gynecological tract 29,414 (55.6) 29,414 (55.6)
 Material infection 6853 (12.9) 6853 (12.9)
 Skin and soft tissue 4135 (7.8) 4135 (7.8)
 Lower respiratory tract 3866 (7.3) 3866 (7.3)
 Bacteremia and sepsis (alone) 3057 (5.8) 3057 (5.8)
 Gastrointestinal and abdominal 2484 (4.7) 2484 (4.7)
 Bone and joint 1327 (2.5) 1327 (2.5)
 During pregnancy (mother) 681 (1.3) 681 (1.3)
 Infection in newborn 423 (0.8) 423 (0.8)
 Heart and mediastinum 412 (0.8) 412 (0.8)
 Ear, nose and throat 159 (0.3) 159 (0.3)
 Eye 72 (0.1) 72 (0.1)
 Nervous system 38 (0.1) 38 (0.1)