Table 3.
Markers for Treg detection | All sepsis workups (n = 51) | No causative pathogen (n = 12) | Viral infection (n = 14) | IBI (n = 25) | Controls (n = 30) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
CD3+ (%) | 59.7 [46.1 – 66.1] | 58.4 [43.9 – 64.8] | 60.4 [44.9 – 66.3] | 61.0 [50.3 – 68.0] | 59.1 [55.6 – 64.0] |
CD4+ (%) | 43.7 [36.1– 51.1] | 41.4 [35.8 – 47.5] | 47.6 [37.6 – 52.6] | 44.7 [33.0 – 54.4] | 44.0 [35.8 – 47.0] |
CD4+CD25+ (%) | 9.5 [7.4 – 11.0] | 10.1 [8.5 – 11.6] | 9.9 [7.7 – 11.6] | 7.5 [6.4 – 9.5] | 9.3 [7.8 – 10.1] |
p = 0.009* | |||||
CD4+FoxP3+ (%) | 5.6 [4.6 – 7.3] | 6.4 [4.4 – 8.0] | 5.7 [5.3 – 7.7] | 5.4 [4.1 – 6.6] | 6.4 [5.8 – 7.4] |
p = 0.009* | p = 0.007* | ||||
CD4+FoxP3+CD25+Tregs (%) | 7.4 [5.9 – 8.0] | 7.7 [6.7 – 8.8] | 7.4 [6.2 – 8.1] | 6.4 [5.1 – 7.7] | 7.7 [6.7 – 8.8] |
p = 0.02* |
Data are expressed by percentages and [IQR]. IBI, invasive bacterial infection; p-values were derived from Dunn’s multiple comparisons test (*) and demonstrate the significance between particular subgroup and control group.