Table 1.
Incident cases of sepsis and age-standardised incidence of sepsis, for all ages, both sexes, and all locations, according to category of underlying cause, 2017
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Male |
Female |
Both sexes |
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| Incident cases (95% UI) | Age-standardised incidence per 100 000 population (95% UI) | Incident cases (95% UI) | Age-standardised incidence per 100 000 population (95% UI) | Incident cases (95% UI) | Age-standardised incidence per 100 000 population (95% UI) | |
| Infections | 15 961 632 (11 416 679–22 490 150) | 453·5 (323·5–641·6) | 17 165 460 (12 324 759–24 539 248) | 482·4 (344·1–695·4) | 33 127 159 (24 112 267–45 885 664) | 466·8 (337·4–654·8) |
| Injuries | 1 202 056 (916 529–1 548 161) | 31·7 (24·2–40·8) | 663 329 (494 773–850 850) | 17·8 (13·2–23·1) | 1 865 358 (1 421 131–2 392 774) | 24·7 (18·8–31·7) |
| Non-communicable diseases | 5 567 578 (4 499 826–7 157 847) | 157·6 (126·8–203·8) | 8 349 730 (6 520 440–11 096 832) | 216·4 (167·6–290·8) | 13 917 451 (11 313 974–17 629 415) | 186·0 (150·0–237·0) |
| All causes | 22 731 266 (18 037 098–29 410 723) | 642·8 (507·7–834·8) | 26 178 518 (20 630 286–33 702 305) | 716·5 (560·2–925·1) | 48 909 968 (38 929 606–62 859 320) | 677·5 (535·7–876·1) |
Data are n (95% UI), unless otherwise stated. UI=uncertainty interval.