Volume 10, Number 2—February 2004
THEME ISSUE
2004 SARS Edition
SARS Transmission
Probable Secondary Infections in Households of SARS Patients in Hong Kong
Table 2
Characteristic | n | % |
---|---|---|
Sex |
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Male |
400 |
45.4 |
Female |
481 |
54.6 |
Age (y)a |
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<18 |
44 |
5.1 |
18–30 |
239 |
27.8 |
31–40 |
197 |
22.9 |
41–50 |
165 |
19.2 |
51–60 |
76 |
8.8 |
>61 |
138 |
16.1 |
Education levelb |
||
No education |
60 |
7.1 |
Primary |
152 |
17.9 |
1-F3 |
123 |
14.5 |
F4-F5 |
208 |
24.5 |
F6-F7 |
44 |
5.2 |
University or above |
263 |
31.0 |
Type of IP |
||
Healthcare worker |
267 |
30.3 |
Amoy Gardens Block E residents |
36 |
4.1 |
Amoy Gardens other Block residents |
107 |
12.1 |
Other community member |
471 |
53.5 |
Duration IP stayed home between fever onset and hospitalization (d)c |
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<2 |
440 |
50.1 |
3–5 |
268 |
30.5 |
>6 |
171 |
19.5 |
IP visited by any household member during hospitalization |
||
No |
682 |
77.4 |
Yes |
199 |
22.6 |
Date of IP’s fever onsetd |
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Before March 25 |
299 |
34.0 |
On or after March 25 | 581 | 66.0 |
a22 missing persons.
b31 missing persons.
c2 missing persons.
d1 missing person.
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