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Table 2 Comparison of signs, symptoms and vital signs among patients with severe leptospirosis admitted to ICU and ward

From: Risk factors for intensive care unit admission in patients with severe leptospirosis: a comparative study according to patients’ severity

 

ICU (N = 48)

Ward (N = 123)

p

Signs and symptoms

 Choluria

7 (16.6 %)

54 (44.7 %)

0.001

 Crackles

1 (2.1 %)

15 (13 %)

0.043

 Diarrhea

12 (25 %)

52 (42.3 %)

0.855

 Dyspnea

18 (37.5 %)

33 (27.6 %)

0.287

 Fever

33 (68.8 %)

115 (94.3 %)

<0.0001

 Hematemesis

7 (14.6 %)

7 (5.7 %)

0.068

 Hematuria

3 (8.3 %)

8 (7.3 %)

0.759

 Hemoptysis

8 (16.7 %)

9 (8.1 %)

0.625

 Jaundice

30 (64.5 %)

87 (71.5 %)

0.998

 Myalgia

27 (58.3 %)

104 (84.6 %)

<0.0001

 Oliguria

10 (22.9 %)

32 (26.8 %)

0.699

 Conjunctival suffusion

4 (10.4 %)

22 (17.9 %)

0.305

 Tachypnea

15 (33.3 %)

15 (13 %)

0.004

Vital signs

 SBP (mmHg)

106.28 ± 27

115.17 ± 18

0.018

 DBP (mmHg)

64.53 ± 18.7

71.3 ± 14.8

0.18

 HR (/min)

105.03 ± 19.5

94.7 ± 19.05

0.008

 RR (/min)

31.8 ± 13

25 ± 8.78

0.004

  1. SBP systolic blood pressure, DBP diastolic blood pressure, HR Heart Rate, RR Respiratory Rate. Pearson’s Chi-squared test, T-Student test and Mann–Whitney test were used. P values ≤ 0.05 were considered statistically significant