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Table 2 The clinical, laboratory and radiological features of RSV-associated bronchiolitis in the training group

From: Development and validation of a nomogram for predicting severe respiratory syncytial virus-associated bronchiolitis

 

training group (n = 227)

mild bronchiolitis (n = 137)

severe bronchiolitis (n = 90)

P

Age, monthsb

5(2–10)

6(3–12)

3(1.8–7.0)

0.000

Sex, male/female

146/81

84/53

62/28

0.244

weight at admission, kgb

7.7(6.2–9.6)

8.4(7.1–9.8)

6.5(5.2–8.6)

0.000

Region, rural/urban

79/148

39/98

40/50

0.013

preterm birth, n(%)

27(11.9%)

11(8%)

16(17.8%)

0.026

cesarean section, n(%)

121(53.3%)

65(47.4%)

56(62.2%)

0.029

history of birth asphyxia, n(%)

5(2.2%)

1(0.7%)

4(4.4%)

0.062

birth weight, kgb

3.3(3.0–3.6)

3.3(3.0–3.5)

3.3(2.9–3.6)

0.672

non-breastfeeding, n(%)

124(54.6%)

76(55.5%)

48(53.5%)

0.751

underlying diseases, n(%)

12(5.3%)

4(2.9%)

8(8.9%)

0.049

history of wheezing, n(%)

16(7.0%)

11(8%)

5(5.6%)

0.476

history of eczema, n(%)

106(46.7%)

67(48.9%)

39(43.3%)

0.410

Fever, n(%)

128(56.4%)

89(65%)

39(43.3%)

0.001

Length of cough, daysb

4(3–6)

4(3–6)

4(3–6)

0.687

Length of wheezing, daysb

1(0–3)

1(0–3)

1(0–3)

0.05

Outpatient use of antibiotics, n(%)

168(74%)

101(73.7%)

67(74.4%)

0.903

Outpatient use of glucocorticoids, n(%)

57(25.1%)

29(21.2%)

28(31.1%)

0.091

Breath rateb

45(40–51)

40(38–45)

51(46–56)

0.000

Three concave signs, n(%)

66(29.1%)

0(0%)

66(73.3%)

0.000

Abnormal lung auscultation, n(%)

224(98.7%)

135(98.5%)

89(98.9%)

0.822

Abnormal radiological findings, n(%)

141(62.1%)

83(60.6%)

58(64.4%)

0.558

Length of stay, daysb

6(5–7)

5(4–6)

7(6–8)

0.000

WBC, × 109/La

8.6 ± 3.3

8.6 ± 3.4

8.7 ± 3.2

0.819

N%a

33.1 ± 15.6

32.1 ± 15.4

34.8 ± 15.7

0.206

L%a

56.1 ± 15.1

57.6 ± 14.6

53.9 ± 15.7

0.073

E%b

0.0(0.0–2.0)

0.0(0.0–2.0)

0.0(0.0–2.0)

0.607

Hb, g/Lb

114(105–121)

115(107–123)

111(104–119.3)

0.024

CRP, mg/Lb

2.5(2.5–3.0)

2.5(2.5–2.8)

2.5(2.5–3.7)

0.614

PCT, ng/mlb

0.07(0.05–0.10)

0.07(0.06–0.10)

0.08(0.05–0.11)

0.661

IL-6, pg/mlb

7.7(4.4–12.4)

7.7(3.8–14.4)

7.6(4.7–13.2)

0.712

La, mol/Lb

3.2(2.6–3.9)

3.2(2.6–4.0)

3.2(2.7–3.9)

0.741

AST, U/Lb

43.0(34.0–58)

45(35–56.5)

41(33.8–60.3)

0.403

ALT, U/Lb

22.0(16–32)

21.0(15–31.5)

22(16.8–33.3)

0.200

CK, U/Lb

104(78–146)

97(67–139)

110.5(87.5–157.8)

0.011

CKMB, U/Lb

12(7.0–23)

11(7.0–20.5)

16.5(9.0–30.0)

0.022

LDH, U/Lb

392(337–482)

380(334.5–447)

415.0(338.8–538.5)

0.042

IgE, IU/Lb

11.5(3.3–38.7)

14.8(4.2–47.7)

8.7(2.8–25.3)

0.027

  1. Abbreviations: WBC White blood cell, N Peripheral neutrophils, L Peripheral lymphocytes, E Peripheral eosinophils, Hb Hemoglobin, CRP C-reactive protein, PCT Procalcitonin, IL-6 Interleukin (IL)-6, La Lactic acid, AST Aspartate aminotransferase, ALT Alanine aminotransferase, CK Creatine kinase, CKMB Creatine kinase isomer-MB, LDH Lactic dehydrogenase, IgE Immunoglobulin E
  2. aMean ± SD
  3. bMedian (IQR)