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<div><p>Eosinopenia has been reported as a predictor of unfavorable outcomes and a marker of severity in bacterial infections. We describe the association between eosinopenia and clinical outcomes in hospitalized patients with CAP. We conducted a retrospective study of hospitalized adult...

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Main Author:	Wigdan Farah (20840292) (author)
Other Authors:	Zhen Wang (72451) (author), Ognjen Gajic (81574) (author), Yewande E. Odeyemi (20840295) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Biotechnology Immunology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified robust standard errors intensive care unit chronic obstructive pulmonary blood eosinophil levels blood eosinophil count 50 /&# 956 invasive ventilatory support previously published data 79 ), invasive eosinopenic (&# 8805 eosinopenic (& lt xlink "> eosinopenia logistic regression analysis increased mortality risk cap infection included patient centered outcomes mechanical ventilation support icu admission ). hospitalized adult patients mechanical ventilation vasopressor support patient demographics hospitalized patients collected data 81 ). unfavorable outcomes copd ), clinical outcomes eosinopenic group two groups sum test square test smoking status smoking history significant difference retrospective study reactive protein prior studies odds ratio january 2009 inflammatory markers hospital stay hospital mortality december 2019 day mortality continuous variables confidence interval categorical variables cap highlighting bacterial infections acquired pneumonia 70 %) 3285 patients
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