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. 2019 Jul;7(7):581–593. doi: 10.1016/S2213-2600(19)30114-6

Table 1.

Clinical details of cohorts studied

Setting Total (n) Entry criteria Age (months)
Sex
Outcome
n Median (IQR) n Male, n (%) n Adverse outcome Adverse outcome, n (%)
FEAST Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania 3170 Fever and respiratory distress or prostration and impaired perfusion 3170 24 (13–38) 3170 1705 (54) 3170 Death 315 (10)
Meningococcal disease England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, UK 502 Neisseria meningitidis culture or PCR positive or purpura fulminans without other cause 499 39 (13–166) 365 192 (53) 502 Death 148 (29)
Cerebral malaria Blantyre, Malawi 448 Blantyre coma score ≤2 with Plasmodium falciparum parasitaemia and no other discernible cause of coma 448 45 (29–67) 448 233 (52) 448 Death or neurological sequelae 106 (24)
South Africa Cape Town, South Africa 61 Suspected septic shock or severe gastroenteritis and clinician's decision to give fluid resuscitation 61 5 (1–9) 61 36 (59) 61 Death or intensive care admission 20 (33)
St Mary's Hospital emergency department London, UK 18 863 Emergency department presentation 18 862 48 (18–110) 18 861 10 467 (55) 18 717 Admission to hospital ward or intensive care unit 1933 (10)