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Long-Term Neurological Sequelae and Disease Burden of Japanese Encephalitis in Gansu Province, China Cover

Long-Term Neurological Sequelae and Disease Burden of Japanese Encephalitis in Gansu Province, China

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|Oct 2021

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Table 1

Demographic features of JE cases in Gansu, 2005–2011.

DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICSNO. (%) OF FOLLOW UPNO. (%) OF LOSTNO. (%) OF TOTAL
EXAMINATIONSREFUSEDDIED
DIED OF JENOT DIED OF JETOTAL DIED
Ages(years)
    0-25(86.2)2(6.9)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)2(6.9)29(100.0)
    6–25(73.5)5(14.7)2(5.9)1(2.9)3(8.8)1(3.0)34(100.0)
    15–18(52.9)7(20.6)5(14.7)0(0.0)5(14.7)4(11.8)34(100.0)
    45–7617(33.3)5(9.8)18(35.3)7(13.7)25(49.0)4(7.9)51(100.0)
Sex
    F39(52.7)10(13.5)16(21.6)4(5.4)20(27.0)5(6.8)74(100.0)
    M46(62.1)9(12.2)9(12.2)4(5.4)13(17.6)6(8.1)74(100.0)
Career
    Toddlers25(80.6)3(9.7)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)3(9.7)31(100.0)
    Students28(75.7)5(13.5)2(5.4)1(2.7)3(8.1)1(2.7)37(100.0)
    Farmers25(39.7)9(14.3)20(31.8)5(7.9)25(39.7)4(6.3)63(100.0)
    Others7(41.2)2(11.8)3(17.6)2(11.8)5(29.4)3(17.6)17(100.0)
Prefectures
    Pingliang25(56.8)1(2.3)12(27.3)3(6.8)15(34.1)3(6.8)44(100.0)
    Tianshui17(46.0)7(18.9)9(24.3)1(2.7)10(27.0)3(8.1)37(100.0)
    Longnan43(64.2)11(16.4)4(6.0)4(6.0)8(12.0)5(7.4)67(100.0)
Year of discharge
    2005–200666(65.3)7(6.9)18(17.8)5(5.0)23(22.8)5(5.0)101(100.0)
    2007–201119(40.4)12(25.5)7(14.9)3(6.4)10(21.3)6(12.8)47(100.0)
Total85(57.4)19(12.9)25(16.9)8(5.4)33(22.3)11(7.4)148(100.0)
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Figure 1

Summary findings and assessment for 148 JE patients followed up 8 years after hospital discharge.

Table 2

Comparisons of Neurological symptoms by age group.

AGE GROUPNEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS (%)MENTAL DISORDERS (%)WITH ANY OF SYMPTOMS (%)
CRANIAL NERVES SYMPTOMSMOTOR NEURON SYMPTOMSAPHASIAEPILEPSY OR TICSENSORY NEURON SYMPTOMSWITH ANY OF NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS
2–14 years (N = 50)
    JE group2(4.0)11(22.0)2(4.0)6(12.0)2(4.0)17(34.0)5(10.0)17(34.0)
    Healthy group0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)
    McNemar or Corrected χ20.525.00.54.20.515.13.215.1
    P value0.500.000.500.030.500.000.060.00
15 years (N = 35)
    JE group2(5.7)18(51.4)5(14.3)2(5.7)21(60.0))21(60.0)9(25.7)21(60.0)
    Healthy group0(0.0)2(4.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)2(0.0)0(0.0)2(4.0)
    McNemar or Corrected χ20.511.33.20.519.114.17.114.1
    P value0.500.000.060.500.000.000.000.00
Total (N = 85)
    JE group4(4.7)29(34.1)7(8.2)8(9.4)23(27.1)38(44.7)14(16.5)38(44.7)
    Healthy group0(0.0)2(2.4)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)2(2.4)0(0.0)2(2.4)
    McNemar or Corrected χ22.321.85.16.121.030.611.330.6
    P value0.130.000.020.020.000.000.000.00
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Figure 2

Quantitative analysis of results of intelligence and memory by age group.

Table 3

Comparisons of intelligence and memory by age group.

AGE GROUPINTELLIGENCE EXAMINATION (%)DEMENTIATOTAL LOWER INTELLIGENCE (%)LOWER MEMORY
IQ < 70VIQ < 70PIQ < 70MQ < 70(%)
2–14 yearsN = 45N = 45N = 45N = 5N = 50N = 42
    JE group1(2.2)0(0.0)1(2.2)4(80.0)5(10.0)19(45.2)
    Healthy group0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)0(0.0)2(4.8)
    McNemar or Corrected χ20.0N/A0.02.33.215.1
    P value1.00N/A1.000.130.060.00
15 yearsN = 29N = 29N = 29N = 6N = 35N = 29
    JE group7(24.1)7(24.1)8(27.6)6(100.0)13(37.1)21(72.4)
    Healthy group1(3.4)1(3.4)1(3.4)0(0.0)1(2.9)7(24.1)
    McNemar or Corrected χ24.24.25.14.210.110.6
    P value0.030.030.020.030.000.00
TotalN = 74N = 74N = 74N = 11N = 85N = 71
    JE group8(10.8)7(9.5)9(12.2)10(90.9)18(21.2)40(56.3)
    Healthy group1(1.4)1(1.4)1(1.4)0(0.0)1(1.2)9(12.7)
    McNemar or Corrected χ25.14.26.18.115.127.3
    P value0.020.030.010.000.000.00
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Figure 3

Comparisons of influence of functional impairment by age group for surviving cases.

Table 4

Median DALY (P25, P75) lost per patient.

GENDER GROUPDEATHSURVIVALTOTAL
NYLLNYLDNDALY
Male
    2–14 years137.2(37.2, 37.2)306.7(0.0, 15.4)3113.5(0.0, 16.5)
    ≥15 years811.3(8.5, 24.5)276.5(0.0, 11.1)358.6(0.0, 11.5)
    Sub-total911.5(8.6, 28.4)576.5(0.0, 14.2)668.7(0.0, 14.2)
Female
    2–14 years137.6(37.6, 37.6)2713.1(0.0, 16.7)2813.4(0.0, 17.0)
    ≥15 years1511.0(9.3, 19.3)206.5(0.0, 9.8)359.2(5.5, 12.2)
    Sub-total1611.3(9.3, 21.9)477.7(0.0, 16.3)639.3(0.0, 16.7)
Total
    2–14 years237.4(37.2, 37.6)5713.1(0.0, 16.6)5913.5(0.0, 16.7)
    ≥15 years2311.2(8.8, 19.3)476.5(0.0, 10.8)708.7 (4.9, 11.8)
    Sub-total2511.5(9.0, 22.8)1047.2(0.0, 14.6)1299.2(0.0, 15.1)
Table 5

Comparison of direct and indirect medical expenses in the same age group ($).

EXPENSEAGETOTAL
2–14 YEARS≥15 YEARS
Direct expense in acute phase (N = 60)1137.4 (827.4, 2600.6)2029.0 (1264.1, 4239.2)1644.0 (913.1, 2883.3)
    Outpatient cost before hospitalization (N = 60)35.6 (1.7, 57.0)26.7 (0.0, 72.1)26.7 (0.4, 56.4)
    Hospital costs (n = 85)888.0 (534.0, 1748.8)1779.8 (1022.7, 3559.6)1263.7 (637.7, 2435.2)
    Transportation fee (n = 85)51.4 (27.0, 138.6)53.4 (7.1, 251.7)53.4 (18.9, 179.5)
    Health-food costs (n = 60)109.6 (31.9, 253.0)154.8 (0.0, 178.0)144.2 (8.0, 178.0)
Indirect expense in acute phase (n = 60)346.5 (77.1, 800.9)533.9 (0.0, 913.9)371.4 (19.3, 832.8)
Treatment costs during rehabilitation (n = 60)145.9 (87.7, 478.2)889.9 (430.9, 1423.8)246.2 (102.6, 978.9)
Total costs (n = 60)1908.1 (1147.7, 4236.1)3986.8 (2357.1, 5988.2)2776.6 (1363.5, 5598.9)

[i] Median cost (P25, P75).

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/aogh.3343 | Journal eISSN: 2214-9996
Language: English
Published on: Oct 21, 2021
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