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. 2020 Aug 20;12(9):913. doi: 10.3390/v12090913

Table 3.

Jember DENV serotypes and their clinical correlates.

Parameters DENV Serotype (n = 61) p-Value
DENV-1
(n = 3)
DENV-2
(n = 3)
DENV-3
(n = 12)
DENV-4
(n = 43)
Age, Median (IQR) 8 11 20 20 0.336 a
(7–12.5) (7.2–20) (11.8–22.3) (11.5–30.5)
Gender 0.143 b
Male 3 1 4 25
Female 0 2 8 18
Clinical manifestation 0.011 b,c
DF 0 1 10 33
DHF 3 2 2 10
Infection status 0.004 b,d
Primary 1 1 12 36
Secondary 2 2 0 6
Hematology, Median (IQR)
Platelet (×103/µL) 20 73 185 143 0.008 a,e
(15.5–20.5) (53.5–86) (118.8–194) (76–227.5)
Hematocrit (%) 2.90 2.60 3.65 4.64 0.529 a
(2.65–3.25) (2.50–3.20) (2.90–4.60) (2.95–8.50)
WBC (×103/µL) 47.5 44.4 42.0 41.5 0.204 a
(43.2–47.8) (41.6–45.2) (38.3–45.6) (38.6–45.1)

IQR, interquartile range. a Kruskall–Wallis test. b Pearson’s Chi-squared test. c Post-hoc Bonferroni: p = 0.112 (DENV-1—others), p = 1.000 (DENV-2—others), p = 1.000 (DENV-3 – others), p = 1.000 (DENV-4—others). d Post-hoc Bonferroni: p = 0.338 (DENV-1—others), p = 0.338 (DENV-2—others), p = 0.776 (DENV-3—others), p = 1.000 (DENV-4—others). e Post-hoc Dunn: p = 0.019 (DENV-1—others), p = 0.438 (DENV-2—others), p = 0.660 (DENV-3—others), p = 1.000 (DENV-4—others).