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Volume 22, Number 9—September 2016
Synopsis

Clinical Features of and Risk Factors for Fatal Ebola Virus Disease, Moyamba District, Sierra Leone, December 2014–February 2015

Yngvar Lunde Haaskjold, Håkon Angell Bolkan, Kurt Østhuus Krogh, James Jongopi, Karen Marie Lundeby, Sindre Mellesmo, Pedro San José Garcés, Ola Jøsendal, Åsmund Øpstad, Erling Svensen, Luis Matias Zabala Fuentes, Alfred Sandy Kamara, Melchor Riera, Javier Arranz, David P. Roberts, Paul D. Stamper, Paula Austin, Alfredo J. Moosa, Dennis Marke, Shoaib Hassan, Geir Egil Eide, Åse Berg, and Bjørn BlombergComments to Author 
Author affiliations: Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway (Y.L. Haaskjold, O. Jøsendal, E. Svensen, G.E. Eide, B. Blomberg); St. Olav Hospital, Trondheim, Norway (H.A. Bolkan, K.Ø. Krogh, S. Mellesmo); Moyamba District Hospital, Moyamba, Sierra Leone (J. Jongopi, A.S. Kamara, A.J. Moosa, D. Marke); Oslo University Hospital, Oslo, Norway (K.M. Lundeby); Médicos del Mundo, Madrid, Spain (P. San José Garcés, L.M. Zabala Fuentes, J. Arranz); Haraldsplass Diaconal Hospital, Bergen (Å. Øpstad); University of Bergen, Bergen (E. Svensen, G.E. Eide, B. Blomberg); Hospital Son Espases, Palma de Mallorca, Spain (M. Riera); Instituto de Investigacion de Palma (IDISPA), Madrid (J. Arranz); MRIGlobal, Rockville, Maryland, USA (D.P. Roberts, P.D. Stamper); Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA (P. Austin); FELTP Public Health, Islamabad, Pakistan (S. Hassan); Stavanger University Hospital, Stavanger, Norway (Å. Berg)

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Figure 1

Survival analysis for patients with confirmed Ebola virus disease admitted to the treatment center in Moyamba District, Sierra Leone, December 19, 2014–February 17, 2015. Survival among A) all patients; B) male and female patients; C) patients with and without bleeding manifestations at admission; and D) patients with initial PCR results showing high- and low-level viremia, as defined by cycle thresholds of <22 and >22, respectively.

Figure 1. Survival analysis for patients with confirmed Ebola virus disease admitted to the treatment center in Moyamba District, Sierra Leone, December 19, 2014–February 17, 2015. Survival among A) all patients; B) male and female patients; C) patients with and without bleeding manifestations at admission; and D) patients with initial PCR results showing high- and low-level viremia, as defined by cycle thresholds <22 and >22, respectively.

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