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. 2022 Oct 19;9:20499361221132101. doi: 10.1177/20499361221132101

Table 2.

Differences in 1-month outcomes between adults testing positive for GAS pharyngitis and adults testing negative for GAS pharyngitis.

Before matching After matching for age, sex, COVID-19, and influenza and pneumonia
Variable Adult testing positive for GAS pharyngitis
N = 224,471
Adult testing negative for GAS pharyngitis
N = 546,152
OR (95% CI) p Adult testing positive for GAS pharyngitis
N = 224,471
Adult testing negative for GAS pharyngitis
N = 224,471
OR (95% CI) p
ARF 49 (0.022%) 74 (0.014%) 1.611 (1.123, 2.312) 0.0089 49 (0.022%) 24 (0.011%) 2.0242 (1.253, 3.328) 0.0034
ICU admission 185 (0.082%) 611 (0.112%) 0.736 (0.625, 0.868) 0.0005 185 (0.082%) 215 (0.096%) 0.860 (0.707, 1.047) 0.1334
Deceased 72 (0.032%) 535 (0.098%) 0.327 (0.256, 0.419) <0.0001 72 (0.032%) 91 (0.041%) 0.791 (0.581, 1.078) 0.1366

ARF, acute rheumatic fever; CI, confidence interval; GAS, Group A Streptococcus; OR, odds ratio.