The Clinical Risk Factors of Adenovirus Pneumonia in Children Based on the Logistic Regression Model: Correlation with Lactate Dehydrogenase

Table 1

Baseline and pathological characteristics of children.

Characteristics	BP^a (N = 41)	AP^b (N = 179)	value
Sex, %			0.072
Male	26 (63.4)	83 (46.4)
Female	15 (36.6)	96 (53.6)
Age (years old)	13.000 (7.000, 14.000)	3.000 (1.000, 5.000)	<0.001
Length of stay (days)	3.000 (1.000, 5.000)	6.000 (4.000, 8.000)	<0.001
Tonsil, %			<0.001
Normal	14 (34.1)	146 (81.6)
Enlargement	27 (65.9)	33 (18.4)
Conjunctiva, %			0.208
Normal	40 (97.6)	161 (89.9)
Hyperemia	1 (2.4)	18 (10.1)
ALT, U/L	13.000 (11.000, 19.000)	13.000 (11.000, 16.000)	0.415
AST, U/L	38.000 (29.000, 42.000)	35.000 (26.500, 45.000)	0.669
r-GT, U/L	10.000 (9.000, 14.000)	10.000 (8.000, 13.000)	0.477
IL-6, pg/mL	11.820 (3.760, 37.390)	28.980 (7.825, 51.100)	0.033
LDH, U/L	321.000 (276.000, 356.000)	415.000 (335.000, 508.000)	<0.001
CD4, %	34.810 (32.090, 39.280)	34.800 (29.225, 40.940)	0.555
CD8, %	23.290 (21.380, 26.650)	22.890 (18.645, 27.900)	0.264
CD4/CD8^c	1.440 (1.310, 1.790)	1.500 (1.180, 2.050)	0.744

^aBP, bacterial pneumonia; ^bAP, adenovirus pneumonia; CD4/CD8, the ratio of CD4 cells to CD8 cells.