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Table 1 Comparison of subjects in different diagnostic disease categories

From: Assessment of nasopharyngeal Streptococcus pneumoniae colonization does not permit discrimination between Canadian children with viral and bacterial respiratory infection: a matched-cohort cross-sectional study

 

Viral infection syndrome

(n = 160)

Pneumonia, indeterminate, nonsevere

(n = 179)

Pneumonia, indeterminate, severe

(n = 134)

Bacterial infection syndrome

(n = 34)

Age category

  < 2 y

93 (58%)

76 (43%)

49 (37%)

2 (5.9%)

 2 to <5 y

36 (22%)

65 (37%)

43 (32%)

18 (53%)

 5 to < 10 y

22 (14%)

36 (20%)

26 (19%)

8 (24%)

 10 y and over

9 (5.6%)

1 (0.56%)

16 (12%)

6 (18%)

Pneumococcus detected?

 Yes

63 (39%)

103 (58%)

48 (36%)

13 (38%)

 No

97 (61%)

76 (42%)

86 (64%)

21 (62%)

Median genomic load (25–75%ile) in those with detectable pneumococcal colonization, log copies/mL

6.12 (4.63–6.89)

6.30 (5.06–7.17)

5.80 (5.30–6.94)

6.26 (5.05–7.63)

Pneumococcal genomic load

 0–3 log copies/mL

98 (61%)

80 (45%)

87 (65%)

21 (62%)

 3–6.9 log copies/mL

48 (30%)

61 (34%)

35 (26%)

9 (26%)

  > 6.9 log copies/mL

14 (8.8%)

38 (21%)

12 (9.0%)

4 (12%)

  1. Bold indicates differences between categories, p < 0.001