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Table 1 Clinical manifestations and possible triggers in HSP on admission

From: Streptococcal infection in childhood Henoch-Schönlein purpura: a 5-year retrospective study from a single tertiary medical center in China, 2015–2019

 

Number of cases (%)

Clinical manifestations

 Purpura

2074 (100.0%)

 Arthritis/arthralgia

796 (38.4%)

 Abdominal pain

729 (35.1%)

 Renal involvement

621 (29.9%)

 Proteinuria

161 (7.8%)

 Hematuria

153 (7.4%)

 Hematuria plus proteinuria

307 (14.8%)

Possible triggers

Infection

1030 (49.7%)

Infectious sites

  Respiratory tract infection

926 (44.6%)

  Gastrointestinal infection

103 (5.0%)

  Urinary tract infection

20 (1.0%)

Infectious agents

  Streptococcal infection

393 (18.9%)

  HP infection

87 (4.2%)

  MP infection

84 (4.1%)

  Parainfluenza infection

10 (0.5%)

  TB infection

4 (0.2%)

  RSV infection

3 (0.1%)

  Toxoplasma gondii infection

2 (0.1%)

Allergy

289 (13.9%)

 Food allergy

247 (11.9%)

 Drug allergy

23 (1.1%)

 House dust mite allergy

14 (0.7%)

 Grass pollen allergy

5 (0.2%)

Injury

20 (1.0%)

Surgery

14 (0.7%)

Tick bite

12 (0.6%)

Vaccination

8 (0.4%)

Unknown

886 (42.7%)