Volume 21, Number 10—October 2015
Research
Decreased Ebola Transmission after Rapid Response to Outbreaks in Remote Areas, Liberia, 2014
Table 2
Characteristic | No. (%) patients* |
---|---|
Female sex | 91 (55) |
Age, y† | |
0–14 | 33 (21) |
15–19 | 12 (7) |
20–29 | 25 (16) |
30–39 | 30 (19) |
40–49 | 26 (16) |
50–59 | 18 (11) |
>60 | 17 (11) |
Type of case | |
Confirmed | 115 (70) |
Probable | 38 (23) |
Suspected | 12 (7) |
Outcomes | |
Admitted to Ebola treatment unit | 100 (61) |
Died | 52 (51) |
Recovered | 49 (49) |
Not admitted to Ebola treatment unit | 64 (39) |
Died | 59 (92) |
Recovered | 4 (6) |
Died accidentally | 1 (2) |
Symptom | |
Fever | 70 (92) |
Intense fatigue | 64 (86) |
Weight loss | 24 (63) |
Muscle pain | 40 (58) |
Headache | 31 (41) |
Vomiting/nausea | 26 (37) |
Difficulty breathing | 29 (39) |
Abdominal pain | 27 (36) |
Diarrhea | 26 (35) |
Hiccups | 25 (34) |
Difficulty swallowing | 7 (15) |
Unexplained bleeding | 2 (3) |
*Percentages are proportions of non-missing data.
†Case-patients were a median of 33 years of age (range 15 days–84 years).
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