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Clinical indicators for severe prognosis of scrub typhus.
[scrub typhus]
The
study
explored
clinical
risk
characteristics
that
may
be
used
to
forecast
scrub
typhus
severity
under
routine
clinical
practices
.
Retrospective
data
were
collected
from
patients
registered
at
two
university-affiliated
tertiary
care
hospitals
in
the
north
of
Thailand
,
from
2004
to
2010
.
Key
information
was
retrieved
from
in
-patient
records
,
out
patient
cards
,
laboratory
reports
and
registers
.
Patients
were
classified
into
three
severity
groups
:
nonsevere
,
severe
(
those
with
at
least
one
organ
involvement
)
,
and
deceased
.
Prognostic
characteristics
for
scrub
typhus
severity
were
analyzed
by
a
multivariable
ordinal
continuation
ratio
regression
.
A
total
of
526
patients
were
classified
into
nonsevere
(
n
=
357
)
,
severe
(
n
=
100
)
,
and
deceased
(
n
=
69
)
.
The
significant
multivariable
prognostic
characteristics
for
scrub
typhus
severity
were
increased
body
temperature
(
odds
ratio
[
OR
]
=
0
.
58
,
95
%
confidence
interval
[
CI
]
=
0
.
45
-
0
.
74
,
P
<
0
.
001
)
,
increased
pulse
rate
(
OR
=
1
.
03
,
95
%
CI
=
1
.
01
-
1
.
05
,
P
<
0
.
001
)
,
presence
of
crepitation
(
OR
=
3
.
25
,
95
%
CI
=
1
.
52
-
6
.
96
,
P
=
0
.
001
)
,
increased
percentage
of
lymphocytes
(
OR
=
0
.
97
,
95
%
CI
=
0
.
95
-
0
.
98
,
P
=
0
.
001
)
,
increased
aspartate
aminotransferase
(
every
10
IU
/
L
)
(
OR
=
1
.
04
,
95
%
CI
=
1
.
02
-
1
.
06
,
P
<
0
.
001
)
,
increased
serum
albumin
(
OR
=
0
.
47
,
95
%
CI
=
0
.
27
-
0
.
80
,
P
=
0
.
001
)
,
increased
serum
creatinine
(
OR
=
1
.
83
,
95
%
CI
=
1
.
50
-
2
.
24
,
P
<
0
.
001
)
,
and
increased
levels
of
positive
urine
albumin
(
OR
=
1
.
43
,
95
%
CI
=
1
.
17
-
1
.
75
,
P
<
0
.
001
)
.
Patients
suspicious
of
scrub
typhus
with
low
body
temperature
,
rapid
pulse
rate
,
presence
of
crepitation
,
low
percentage
of
lymphocyte
,
low
serum
albumin
,
elevated
aspartate
aminotransferase
,
elevated
serum
creatinine
,
and
positive
urine
albumin
should
be
monitored
closely
for
severity
progression
.
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