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Table 5 Risk Factors for late mortality (between 31 and 365 days)

From: Early and late mortality after malaria in young children in Papua, Indonesia

Characteristics

Risk (Events/total cases)

Univariable Analysis

Hazard ratio (95% CI)

p value

Age Group

  > =1 to <=5

0.6 (61/11005)

Reference

 

  < 1

1.7 (76/4477)

3.11 (2.22, 4.35)

< 0.001

Gender

 Female

1.0 (70/7346)

Reference

 

 Male

0.8 (67/8136)

0.86 (0.62, 1.20)

0.38

Ethnicitya

 Non Papuan

0.2 (2/1073)

Reference

 

 Highland

1.1 (131/11545)

6.08 (1.50,24.55)

0.011

 Lowland

0.1 (4/2851)

0.74 (0.14, 4.04)

0.728

Inpatient Status

 Outpatient

0.7 (90/12065)

Reference

 

 Inpatient

1.4 (47/3417)

1.83 (1.28, 2.60)

< 0.001

Anaemiab

 Hb > = 7 g/dl

0.8 (49/5918)

Reference

 

 Hb < 7 g/dl

1.5 (40/2612)

1.83 (1.21, 2.79)

0.004

Malnourished

 Normal

0.9 (132/15290)

Reference

 

 Undernourished

2.6 (5/192)

2.99 (1.22, 7.30)

0.016

Recurrent malaria within 30 days

 None

0.8 (117/14234)

Reference

 

 P. falciparum

1.1 (5/452)

1.34 (0.55, 3.28)

0.521

 P. vivax

1.9 (12/635)

2.33 (1.28, 4.22)

0.005

 Mixed Infections

1.9 (3/161)

2.34 (0.74, 7.37)

0.145

Species at presentation

 P. falciparum

0.8 (47/6106)

Reference

 

 P. vivax

1.0 (72/7378)

1.30 (0.90, 1.88)

0.157

 Mixed Infections

0.9 (17/1793)

1.28 (0.73, 2.23)

0.386

  1. a Data missing for 13 children; b Data on haemoglobin concentrations missing in 6952 children. The low number of late deaths in some subgroups, precluded the presentation of a reliable multivariable model