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Table 2 Comparison of Outcome, Age, Length of Hospital Stay, Sex, and Referral Source between Sepsis and Non Sepsis Patients

From: Predictive model for bacterial late-onset neonatal sepsis in a tertiary care hospital in Thailand

Variables

Case (n (%))

Control (n (%))

p value

Outcome

  

0.001$

• Alive

44 (84.6)

153 (98.1)

 

• Death

8 (15.4)

3 (1.9)

 

Age on sepsis (/date of data taken for control)

  

< 0.001*

• 8–14 days

22 (42.3)

120 (76.9)

 

• 15–28 days

30 (57.7)

36 (23.1)

 

Length of hospital stay before sepsis (/date of data taken for control)

  

< 0.001*

• 0–24 h

13 (25)

62 (39.7)

 

• 2–3 days

1 (2)

6 (3.9)

 

• 4–7 days

5 (9.6)

43 (27.6)

 

• 8–14 days

14 (26.9)

39 (24.9)

 

• > 14 days

19 (36.5)

6 (3.9)

 

Total length of hospital stay

  

< 0.001*

• 0–24 h

1 (2)

3 (1.9)

 

• 2–3 days

0

23 (14.7)

 

• 4–7 days

0

20 (12.8)

 

• > 7 days

–

–

 

• 8–14 days

5 (9.6)

31 (19.9)

 

• 15–30 days

14 (26.9)

41 (26.3)

 

• > 30 days

32 (61.5)

38 (24.4)

 

Sex

  

0.470$

• Male

26 (50)

87 (55.8)

 

• Female

26 (50)

69 (44.2)

 

Referred from

  

0.606$

• Rajvithi hospital

25 (48.1)

75 (48.1)

 

• Other hospital

15 (28.8)

36 (23.1)

 

• Others

12 (23.1)

45 (28.8)

 
  1. Notes: $ = Chi-square test; * = Mann-Whitney U Test