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. 2020 May 22;15(7):964–972. doi: 10.2215/CJN.00590120

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical data at the time of malaria

Characteristics Number
Mean age, yr, n=23 47 (range, 24–66)
Sex, n=23
 Men 12 (52%)
 Women 11 (48%)
Race, n=23
 Black 22 (96%)
 White 1 (4%)
HIV status, n=23
 Positive 10 (43%)
Mean HIV viral load, copies/ml, n=9/10 458,000 (range, undetectable to 2.106)
Mean CD4 count, /mm3, n=9/10 345 (range, 17–910)
Plasmodium species, n=23
 Plasmodium falciparum 22 (96%)
 Plasmodium malariae 1 (4%)
Mean parasitemia, %, n=16/23 7 (range, 0.3–29)
Admission unit, n=23
 ICU 11 (48%)
Malaria severity criteria, n=23
 None 1 (4.5%)
 %P 1 (4.5%)
 AKI 15 (64%)
 Neurologic criteriaa 1 (4.5%)
 AKI and %P 2 (9%)
 AKI and ARDS 1 (4.5%)
 AKI and neurologic criteriaa 1 (4.5%)
 AKI, neurologic criteria, and %Pa 1 (4.5%)
Specific treatment of malaria episode, n=22/23
 Quinine 4 (18%)
 Artesunate 10 (45%)
 Arteminol piperaquine 4 (18%)
 Atovaquone proguanil 2 (9%)
 Atovaquone proguanil + artesunate 1 (5%)
 Atovaquone proguanil + artesunate + quinine 1 (5%)

ICU, intensive care unit; %P, parasitemia expressed as a percentage; ARDS, acute respiratory distress syndrome.

a

Neurologic criteria: neurologic involvement including impaired consciousness and/or prostration and/or multiple convulsions.