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Table 1 Characteristics of Hospitals and Patients

From: Prevalence, clinical and economic burden of mucormycosis-related hospitalizations in the United States: a retrospective study

Hospital characteristics

Hospitals with Mucormycosis-related hospitalizations

(N = 177)

Region, n (%)

 Midwest

32 (18)

 Northeast

22 (12)

 South

80 (45)

 West

43 (24)

Bed size range, n (%)

  < 100

3 (2)

 100–199

17 (10)

 200–299

38 (21)

 300–499

60 (34)

 500+

59 (33)

Teaching facility, n (%)

 No

102 (58)

 Yes

75 (42)

Urban-rural setting, n (%)

 Urban

162 (92)

 Rural

15 (8)

Patient characteristics

Patients with mucormycosis-related hospitalizations

(N = 555)

Gender, n (%)

 Female

205 (37)

 Male

350 (63)

Race, n (%)

 White

341 (61)

 Black

73 (13)

 Hispanic

28 (5)

 Other

113 (20)

Age, years, mean (SD)

51.7 (19.6)

Age, years, n (%)

  < 18

44 (8)

 18–64

351 (63)

  ≥ 65

160 (29)

Underlying conditions, n (%)

 Diabetes

286 (52)

 Hematological malignancies

222 (40)

 Other invasive fungal infection

92 (17)

 Transplant complications

89 (16)

 Major solid organ transplantation

82 (15)

 Stem cell transplantation

63 (11)

 Solid tumor

36 (6)

 Trauma/burn

20 (4)

 HIV/AIDS

10 (2)