Table 3

Fever and infection during neutropenia

Granulocyte colony-stimulating factor responsiveness
P
Low, n = 43Medium, n = 42High, = 83
Fever and neutropenia, %     
    Fever > 38°C 84 62 51 .0004 
    Febrile neutropenia 77 60 48 .0037 
Documented infections, %     
    Bacteremia 12 17 11  
    Pneumonia 12  
    Enterocolitis  
    Fungal infection – –  
    Viral infection  
    Urinary tract infection –  
    Stomatitis  
    Catheter infection –  
    Others  
Categories of infection, %     
    Microbially defined (type A) 16 29 16 .73 
    Clinically defined (type B) 23 21 .01 
    Fever of unknown origin (type C) 65 38 33 .0013 
Primary composite end points, %     
    Initial (type A + B) 30 43 24 .32 
    Amended (type A + B + C) 91 67 54 < .0001 
Granulocyte colony-stimulating factor responsiveness
P
Low, n = 43Medium, n = 42High, = 83
Fever and neutropenia, %     
    Fever > 38°C 84 62 51 .0004 
    Febrile neutropenia 77 60 48 .0037 
Documented infections, %     
    Bacteremia 12 17 11  
    Pneumonia 12  
    Enterocolitis  
    Fungal infection – –  
    Viral infection  
    Urinary tract infection –  
    Stomatitis  
    Catheter infection –  
    Others  
Categories of infection, %     
    Microbially defined (type A) 16 29 16 .73 
    Clinically defined (type B) 23 21 .01 
    Fever of unknown origin (type C) 65 38 33 .0013 
Primary composite end points, %     
    Initial (type A + B) 30 43 24 .32 
    Amended (type A + B + C) 91 67 54 < .0001 

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