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. 2021 May 13;10(5):597. doi: 10.3390/pathogens10050597

Table 3.

Summary of fever data.

50 CFU e 500 CFU f 5000 CFU g
Variable N Mean SD N Mean SD N Mean SD
Study Day of 6+ Hours of Fever a 6 3.4 1.50 5 3.4 0.11 7 1.8 1.24
Days with 12+ Hours of Fever b 6 3.5 0.84 4 4.5 1.00 5 3.4 1.82
Maximum Change in Temperature 8 4.6 1.70 8 3.8 2.04 7 6.3 5.39
Fever Duration (hours) 8 77.5 42.85 8 58.4 53.74 7 74.1 47.85
Fever Hours c 8 246.3 165.97 8 226.8 268.24 7 447.9 450.46
Average Elevation d 8 3.3 1.48 8 3.0 1.56 7 4.7 4.14

a Defined as the first day with 6 or more hours of significant temperature elevation (as determined by autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) modeling). b Calculated as the number of days with 12 or more hours of significant temperature elevation. c Calculated as the product of each significant increase in temperature elevation (in degrees) multiplied by the length of time of elevation (in hours). d Calculated by dividing fever hours by fever duration in hours. e Of the 10 animals in the 50 CFU group, 2 had no telemetry data, and 2 did not have 6+ hours of sustained fever. f Of the 9 animals in the 500 CFU group, 1 had no telemetry data, 3 did not have 6+ hours of sustained fever, and 4 did not have 12+ hours of sustained fever. g Of the 9 animals in the 5000 CFU group, 2 had no telemetry data, and 2 did not have 12+ hours of sustained fever.