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. 2020 Mar 4;14(3):e0008076. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0008076

Table 3. Frequency of severe dengue categories comparing children (< 15 years) versus adults and Asia versus Latin America.

Overall Asia & Latin America Asia Latin America
< 15 years > = 15 years < 15 years > = 15 years < 15 years > = 15 years
Non-Severe 1463 (84.4%; 82.1–86.1) 878 (82.7%; 80.3–84.9) 585 (87.1%; 84.3–89.5) 745 (83.0%; 80.4–85.5) 524 (86.8%; 83.8–89.4) 133 (80.6%; 73.7–86.3) 61 (89.7%; 79.9–95.8)
Severe
    Male*
    Female*
271 (15.6%; 13.9–17.4)
129 (14.0%; 11.8–16.4)
142 (17.5%; 15.0–20.3)
184 (17.3%; 15.1–19.7)
88 (15.8%; 12.8–19.1)
96 (19.1%; 15.7–22.8)
87 (12.9%; 10.5–15.7)
41 (11.2%; 8.2–14.9)
46 (15.0%; 11.2–19.5)
152 (17.0%; 14.5–19.6)
71 (15.1%; 12.0–18.7)
81 (19.0%; 15.4–23.0)
80 (13.2%; 10.6–16.2)
41 (12.5%; 9.1–16.6)
39 (14.1%; 10.2–18.7)
32 (19.4%; 13.7–26.3)
17 (19.3%; 11.7–29.1)
15 (19.5%; 11.3–30.1)
7 (10.3%; 4.2–20.1)
0
7 (24.1%; 10.3–43.5)
Plasma Leakage**
    Clinical shock***
    Fluid accumulation with respiratory distress***
244 (90.0%; 85.8–93.3)
210 (77.5%; 72.0–82.2)
79 (29.2%; 23.8–35.0)
173 (94.0%; 89.6–97.0)
147 (79.9%; 73.4–85.4)
68 (37.0%; 30.0–44.4)
71 (81.6%; 61.8–81.5)
63 (72.4%; 61.8–81.5)
11 (12.6%; 6.5–21.5)
144 (94.7%; 89.9–97.7)
120 (78.5%; 72.6–85.1)
55 (36.2%; 28.6–44.4)
71 (88.8%; 79.7–94.2)
63 (78.8%; 68.2.-87.1)
11 (13.8%; 7.1–23.3)
29 (90.1%; 75.0–98.0)
27 (84.4%; 76.2–94.7)
13 (40.6%; 23.7–59.4)
0
0
0
Bleeding** 39 (14.4%; 10.4–19.1) 22 (12.0%; 7.6–17.5) 17 (19.5%; 11.8–28.4) 19 (12.5%; 7.7–18.8) 13 (16.3%; 8.9–26.2) 3 (9.4%; 19.8–25.0) 4 (57.1%; 18.4–90.1)
Organ Dysfunction** 28 (10.3%; 7.0–13.6) 24 (13.0%; 8.5–18.8) 12 (13.8%; 7.3–22.9) 12 (7.9%; 4.1–13.4) 9 (11.3%; 5.3–20.3) 4 (12.5%; 3.5–29.0) 3 (42.9%; 9.9–81.6)
Total 1734 1062 672 897 604 165 68

Numbers represent frequencies (%; 95% confidence interval).

Numbers in the severity categories include overlapping cases.

Numbers in bold indicate statistically significant differences between age groups (non-overlapping 95% CI).

* Percentages refer to the number of male / female patients for the respective category in the denominator.

** Percentages refer to the overall number of severe patients in the denominator.

*** Percentages in the severe categories refer to the number of severe patients for the respective category in the denominator.