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Original Article

Volume 11, Number 12, December 2019, pages 773-779


Herpes Simplex Virus Encephalitis: Patterns of Epidemiology and Outcomes of Patients Admitted to the Intensive Care Unit in Texas, 2008 - 2016

Tables

Table 1. The Characteristics of Hospitalizations With Herpes Simplex Virus Encephalitis
 
CategoryAllICUaNon-ICUb
N = 1,964N = 1,176N = 788
aICU: hospitalizations with admission to ICU. bNon-ICU: hospitalizations without admission to ICU. cGender was reported for 1,720 of all hospitalizations, 1,011 of ICU admissions and 709 of those without ICU; the percent figures for gender in each column refer to that column’s denominator for gender. dHome health denotes those hospital discharges requiring home health services. ePost-acute care denotes long-term care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and inpatient rehabilitation. fDeath denotes hospitalizations with in-hospital death. ICU: intensive care unit.
Age (years)
  18 - 44409 (20.8)196 (16.7)213 (27)
  45 - 64674 (34.3)441 (37.5)233 (29.6)
  ≥ 65881 (44.9)539 (45.8)342 (43.4)
Genderc
  Female944 (54.9)537 (53.1)407 (57.4)
  Male776 (45.1)474 (46.9)302 (42.6)
Hospital disposition
  All home909 (46.3)429 (36.5)480 (60.9)
    Home routine648 (33)315 (26.8)333 (42.3)
    Home healthd261 (13.3)114 (9.7)147 (18.6)
  Post-acute caree665 (33.9)464 (39.5)201 (25.5)
  Another short-term hospital103 (5.2)50 (4.3)53 (6.7)
  Deathf or hospice256 (13)220 (18.7)36 (4.6)
    Death172 (8.8)146 (12.4)26 (3.3)
    Hospice84 (4.2)74 (6.3)10 (1.3)

 

Table 2. Hospital Disposition Among Hospitalizations With Herpes Simplex Virus Encephalitis Admitted to ICU, Stratified by Age and Gender
 
CategoryAgeP valueGenderP value
18 - 4445 - 64≥ 65FemaleMale
N = 196N = 441N = 539N = 537N = 474
aHome health denotes those hospital discharges requiring home health services. bPost-acute care denotes long-term care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and inpatient rehabilitation. cDeath denotes hospitalizations with in-hospital death. ICU: intensive care unit.
All home118 (60.2)209 (47.4)102 (18.9)< 0.0001179 (33.3)169 (35.7)0.4385
  Home routine99 (50.5)159 (36.1)57 (10.6)< 0.0001131 (24.4)115 (24.3)0.9607
  Home healtha19 (9.7)50 (11.3)45 (8.3)0.330848 (8.9)54 (11.4)0.1963
Post-acute careb38 (19.4)149 (33.8)277 (51.4)< 0.0001224 (41.7)191 (40.3)0.6476
Another short-term hospital15 (7.7019 (4.3)18 (3.3)0.018822 (4.1)20 (4.2)0.9224
Deathc or hospice19 (9.7)60 (13.6)141 (26.2)< 0.0001108 (20.1)89 (18.8)0.5929
  Deathc17 (8.7)37 (8.4)92 (17.1)0.000170 (13)61 (12.9)0.9374
  Hospice2 (1)23 (5.2)49 (9.1)< 0.000138 (7.1)28 (5.9)0.4529

 

Table 3. Logistic Regression Analyses of the Temporal Trends of Hospital Disposition of ICU Admissions With Herpes Simplex Encephalitis for the Whole Cohort and Across Demographic Strata
 
Hospital dispositionOdds ratioa (95% CI)P
aThe odds ratio results represent change per 1 year. As an illustrative example, the odds ratio of all home discharges among females (0.925) means that the odds of all home discharges in this group decreased by 7.5% per year during the study period. bHome health denotes those hospital discharges requiring home health services. cPost-acute care denotes long-term care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and inpatient rehabilitation. dDeath denotes hospitalizations with in-hospital death. ICU: intensive care unit; CI: confidence interval.
All home
  All0.958 (0.914 - 1.005)0.0805
    Age (years)
      18 - 440.987 (0.880 - 1.106)0.8203
      45 - 640.970 (0.899 - 1.046)0.4351
      ≥ 650.939 (0.862 - 1.023)0.1545
    Gender
      Female0.925 (0.860 - 0.994)0.0356
      Male1.006 (0.933 - 1.085)0.8676
Home routine
  All0.937 (0.890 - 0.987)0.0142
    Age (years)
      18 - 440.898 (0.802 - 1.006)0.0635
      45 - 640.970 (0.897 - 1.050)0.4593
      ≥ 650.917 (0.823 - 1.023)0.1219
    Gender
      Female0.906 (0.836 - 0.981)0.0154
      Male0.986 (0.906 - 1.073)0.7434
Home healthb
  All1.033 (0.956 - 1.117)0.4053
    Age (years)
      18 - 441.355 (1.081 - 1.697)0.0083
      45 - 640.993 (0.882 - 1.118)0.9136
      ≥ 650.982 (0.869 - 1.109)0.7694
    Gender
      Female1.011 (0.897 - 1.139)0.8560
      Male
Post-acute carec
  All1.018 (0.971 - 1.067)0.4485
    Age (years)
      18 - 440.963 (0.836 - 1.108)0.6007
      45 - 641.011 (0.933 - 1.095)0.7804
      ≥ 651.026 (0.959 - 1.098)0.4501
    Gender
      Female1.038 (0968 - 1.112)0.2876
      Male0.992 (0.922 - 1.069)0.8482
Another short-term hospital
  All1.033 (0.921 - 1.159)0.5702
    Age (years)
      18 - 440.901 (0.729 - 1.113)0.3355
      45 - 641.090 (0.902 - 1.317)0.3696
      ≥ 651.119 (0.906 - 1.382)0.2963
    Gender
      Female1.084 (0.910 - 1.29100.3646
      Male0.9692 (0.809 - 1.160)
Deathd or hospice
  All1.014 (0.956 - 1.075)0.6372
    Age (years)
      18 - 441.203 (0.981 - 1.475)0.0752
      45 - 640.990 (0.887 - 1.105)0.8599
      ≥ 650.989 (0.916 - 1.069)0.7956
    Gender
      Female1.017 (0.935 - 1.108)0.6822
      Male1.014 (0.923 - 1.113)0.7707
Deathd
  All0.987 (0.921 - 1.058)0.7149
    Age (years)
      18 - 441.127 (0.917 - 1.385)0.2529
      45 - 640.945 (0.825 - 1.083)0.4171
      ≥ 650.970 (0.887 - 1.061)0.5141
    Gender
      Female1.017 (0.919 - 1.125)0.7419
      Male0.974 (0.874 - 1.085)0.6398
Hospice
  All1.063 (0.965 - 1.170)0.2110
    Age (years)
      18 - 440.983 (0.951 - 1.201)0.9979
      45 - 641.066 (0.898 - 1.266)0.4596
      ≥ 651.028 (0.913 - 1.157)0.6469
    Gender
      Female1.014 (0.888 - 1.158)0.8354
      Male1.097 (0.935 - 1.286)0.2534