A Nomogram Model for Individualized Prediction of the Risk of Respiratory Tract Infection within Six Months after Diagnosis in Patients with Primary Immune Thrombocytopenia
Table 1
Single factor analysis that may affect the onset of symptoms in patients with ITP within half a year after diagnosis.
Clinical information
Noninfected group ()
Infected group ()
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Gender
Male
112 (58.95)
26 (50.0)
Female
78 (41.05)
26 (50.0)
1.334b
0.248
Age (years)
3.815a
<0.001
Drinking history
Yes
56 (29.47)
20 (38.46)
No
134 (70.53)
32 (61.54)
1.531b
0.216
Smoking history
Yes
71 (37.37)
37 (71.15)
No
119 (62.63)
15 (28.85)
18.858b
<0.001
Pathogen
Virus
108 (56.84)
37 (71.15)
Germ
82 (43.16)
15 (28.85)
3.482b
0.062
Combined anemia
Yes
67 (35.26)
22 (42.31)
No
123 (64.74)
30 (57.69)
0.871b
0.351
Use of glucocorticoid
Yes
96 (50.53)
40 (76.92)
No
94 (49.47)
12 (23.08)
11.557b
0.001
Splenectomy treatment
Yes
56 (29.47)
12 (23.08)
No
134 (70.53)
40 (76.92)
0.827b
0.363
CRP(mg/L)
4.659a
<0.001
CD3+ (%)
0.998a
0.319
CD4+ (%)
4.248a
<0.001
CD8+ (%)
6.573a
<0.001
Platelet count (×109/L)
4.610a
<0.001
Note: CRP: C-reactive protein; CD3+: CD3-positive T-lymphocytes; CD4+: CD4-positive T-lymphocytes; CD8+: CD8-positive T-lymphocytes. b stands for test, and a stands for -test.