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. 2019 Aug 22;61(8):768–776. doi: 10.1111/ped.13903

Table 3.

Univariate indicators of severe disease in pediatric EV‐D68 infection, TMCMC, September–October 2015 (n = 40)

  Severity ICU admission Hospitalization duration (days)
No Yes OR (95%CI) P‐value No Yes OR (95%CI) P‐value ≤5 >5 OR (95%CI) P‐value
Sex
Male 20 5 1.0 (−0.16 to 7.61) 0.65 23 2 1.22 (0.058–76.88) 1.00 15 10 0.44 (0.098–1.96) 0.18
Female 12 3 14 1 6 9
Prematurity
Yes 4 0 NA 0.44 4 0 NA 0.80 1 3 4.0 (0.28–220.25) 0.32
No 28 7 33 2 20 15
History of asthma
Yes 11 3 0.59 (0.15–7.22) 1.00 13 1 0.92 (0.015–19.39) 1.00 9 5 0.48 (0.098–2.17) 0.33
No 21 5 24 2 12 14
History of CVD
Yes 1 1 4.43 (0.05–358.49) 0.36 1 1 18.0 (0.15–1,448.79) 0.15 0 2 NA 0.22
No 31 7 36 2 21 17
History of NMD
Yes 2 1 2.14 (0.032–45.87) 0.50 3 0 NA 1.00 1 2 2.35 (0.11–145.62) 0.60
No 30 7 34 3 20 17
Age (years)
<2 9 1 ref ref 10 0 NA ref 4 6 ref ref
2–5 12 4 3.0 (0.28–31.63) 0.36 14 2   1.00 8 8 0.67 (0.13–3.30) 0.62
>5 11 3 2.45 (0.21–27.84) 0.47 13 1   1.00 9 5 0.37 (0.070–1.97) 0.24

ICU admission, use of magnesium sulfate, non‐invasive positive pressure or mechanical ventilation. Dichotomized according to the median. CVD, cardiovascular disease; EV‐D68, enterovirus D68; ICU, intensive care unit; NA, not applicable because of the small number of reports; NMD, neuromuscular disease; TMCMC, Tokyo Metropolitan Children's Medical Center.

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