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Table 2 Clinical phenotypes of COVID-19 based on age group

From: Risk factors for disease severity among children with Covid-19: a clinical prediction model

 

Total

(n = 1,717)

0 to 5 years old

(n = 1,153)

6 to 12 years old

(n = 564)

p-value

Odds ratio

(95% CI)a

Asymptomatic

483 (28·1%)

298 (25·8%)

185 (32·8%)

0·003

0·71 (0·57 – 0·89)

Fever with non-specific symptomsb

381 (22·2%)

280 (24·3%)

101 (17·9%)

0·003

1·47 (1·14 – 1·90)

Upper respiratory tract infection

670 (39·0%)

424 (36·7%)

246 (43·6%)

0·006

0·75 (0·61 – 0·92)

Croup

2 (0·1%)

2 (0·2%)

0

1·0

-

Exacerbation of asthma

8 (0·5%)

3 (0·3%)

5 (0·9%)

0·07

0·29 (0·07 – 1·23)

Lower respiratory tract infection

64 (3·7%)

55 (4·8%)

9 (1·6%)

0·001

3·09 (1·52 – 6·30)

Febrile seizures

33 (2·0%)

29 (2·5%)

4 (0·7%)

0·01

3·61 (1·26 – 10·33)

Acute gastroenteritis

76 (4·4%)

62 (5·4%)

14 (2·5%)

0·006

2·23 (1·24 – 4·02)

  1. CI confidence interval
  2. aUsing 6 – 12 years old patients as the reference group
  3. bNon-specific symptoms include headache, myalgia, fatigue, rashes, red eyes, and vomiting without diarrhea