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. 2022 Jan 3;11(1):238. doi: 10.3390/jcm11010238

Table 2.

Comparison of characteristics between the lymphadenopathy and non-lymphadenopathy.

Characteristics Lymphadenopathy
(n = 202)
Non-lymphadenopathy
(n = 211)
p Value
Mean age (years) * 44 ± 11 (17–79) 52 ± 10 (24–80) <0.001
Age group <0.001
≤40 years 67 (33) 28 (13)
>40 years 135 (67) 183 (87)
Sex 0.106
Women 200 (99) 203 (96)
Men 2 (1) 8 (4)
Mean interval (days) * 20 ± 14 (2–80) 32 ± 19 (1–82) <0.001
Interval group <0.001
1–14 days 77 (38) 44 (21)
15–28 days 82 (41) 49 (23)
29–42 days 29 (14) 63 (30)
≥43 days 14 (7) 55 (26)
Site 0.341
Left arm 188 (93) 201 (95)
Right arm 14 (7) 10 (5)
Vaccine brand <0.001
Pfizer 182 (90) 148 (70)
AstraZeneca 5 (3) 59 (28)
Moderna 15 (7) 4 (2)
Vaccine type <0.001
mRNA 197 (98) 152 (72)
Vector 5 (2) 59 (28)
Dose <0.001
1st 98 (48) 58 (28)
2nd 104 (52) 153 (73)
Axillary symptom 0.003
Yes 8 (4) 0 (0)
No 194 (96) 211 (100)

Note: unless otherwise specified, data represent the number of patients and data in parentheses are percentages. * Data are presented as means ± standard deviation; data in parentheses represent the ranges.