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Table 4 Comparison of the clinical and laboratory in different studies of patients with infectious mononucleosis secondary to Epstein-Barr virus

From: Clinical and laboratory characteristics of infectious mononucleosis by Epstein-Barr virus in Mexican children

Clinical and laboratory data

Authors

 

Balfour(9), 2005 (%)

Grotto(10), 2003 (%)

Rea(11), 2001 (%)

Gao(12), 2011 (%)

Present study 2011 (%)

Lymphadenopathy

95

88.9

57

95

89.5

Fever

30

79

45

92.3

79.7

General body pain

NR

NR

77

NR

69.3

Pharyngitis

100

95

73

83.5

55.2

Hepatomegaly

25

36.7

7

58.1

47.2

Splenomegaly

35

53.3

8

47.4

36.8

Exanthema

17

16.7

15

14.8

16.5

Jaundice

NR

16.7

<10

0

9.8

Myalgia

50

32.4

0

0

0

Palpebral edema

10

NR

0

11.5

0.61

Atypic Lymphocytosis

NA

59.2

85.7

51.9

24.5

Transaminasemia

NA

57.9

31

48.6

30.9

Hyperbilirubinemia

NA

14.9

6

NR

42.1

  1. NR: Not reported. NA: Not analyzed.