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Table 2 Clinical features and management of diarrhoea cases, by organism isolated (excluding 38 cases with mixed infections)

From: The burden of diarrhoea, shigellosis, and cholera in North Jakarta, Indonesia: findings from 24 months surveillance

 

Diarrhoea cases N = 16,187

Shigella

Vibrio

  

flexneriN = 844

sonneiN = 269

dysenteriaeN = 21

boydiiN = 38

choleraeO1 N = 143

choleraenon-O1 N = 171

parahaemolyticusN = 129

Mean (median) age in years

11 (2)

19 (11)

7 (2)

22 (8)

23 (20)

15 (7)

14 (3)

33 (32)

Number (%) female

7,643 (47)

479 (57)

135 (50)

7 (33)

25 (66)

78 (55)

84 (49)

75 (58)

Number (%) with liquid stool

15,543 (96)

787 (93)

250 (93)

18 (86)

35 (92)

140 (98)

166 (97)

129 (100)

Number (%) with bloody stool

1,174 (7)

213 (25)

42 (16)

2 (10)

8 (21)

6 (4)

11 (6)

5 (4)

Number (%) with vomiting

7,053 (44)

231 (27)

71 (26)

7 (33)

4 (11)

75 (53)

72 (42)

77 (60)

Number (%) who had taken antibiotics

607 (4)

42 (6)

8 (3)

0

0

5 (4)

3 (2)

1 (1)

Number (%) with severe dehydration

168 (1)

4 (1)

0

0

0

14 (10)

5 (3)

0

Number (%) with fever

5,164 (33)

279 (34)

89 (33)

8 (38)

7 (19)

24 (17)

52 (31)

25 (19)

Number (%) orally rehydrated

11,597 (72)

547 (65)

194 (72)

14 (67)

26 (68)

108 (76)

126 (74)

91 (71)

Number (%) intravenously rehydrated

2,338 (14)

77 (9)

12 (4)

2 (10)

2 (5)

49 (34)

23 (14)

33 (26)

Number (%) prescribed antibiotics

14,800 (97)

803 (98)

253 (98)

20 (100)

29 (100)

127 (98)

153 (90)

120 (93)

Number (%) referred to hospital

2,044 (13)

57 (7)

13 (5)

0

2 (5)

31 (22)

20 (12)

20 (16)