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Table 1 Characteristics in INAA patients (n = 114)

From: Features of infective native aortic aneurysms on computed tomography

Variable

n (%)

Age (year)a

66 (11)

Male

91 (79.8)

Medical history

Hypertension

58 (50.9)

Diabetes mellitus

40 (35.1)

Ischemic heart disease

10 (8.8)

Renal failure

10 (8.8)

HIV infection

6 (5.3)

Cerebrovascular disease

5 (4.4)

COPD

3 (2.6)

Steroid treatment

3 (2.6)

Clinical manifestation

Abdominal pain

86 (75.4)

Back pain

21 (18.4)

Fever

95 (83.3)

Circulatory shock

10 (8.8)

Hemoptysis

5 (4.4)

UGIB

6 (5.3)

LGIB

3 (2.6)

Urinary tract infection

13 (11.4)

Septic arthritis

7 (6.1)

Abscess

5 (4.4)

Pulmonary tuberculosis

4 (3.5)

Enterocolitis

2 (1.8)

Osteomyelitis

1 (0.9)

Laboratory data

Leukocytosis

107 (93.9)

Elevated ESR

59 (51.8)

Elevated CRP

59 (51.8)

Positive blood culture

40 (35.1)

Salmonella

15 (13.2)

Staphylococcus

8 (7)

Streptococcus

6 (5.3)

Melioidosis

5 (4.4)

Enterococcus coli

5 (4.4)

Mycobacterium

2 (1.8)

Other

1 (0.9)

  1. INAA infective native aortic aneurysm, HIV human immunodeficiency virus, COPD congestive obstructive pulmonary disease, UGIB upper gastrointestinal bleeding, LGIB lower gastrointestinal bleeding, ESR erythrocyte sedimentation rate, CRP C-reactive protein
  2. aData are mean with standard deviation in parenthesis