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Table 1 Characteristics and General Demographics of paediatric patients admitted with MIS-C

From: Management of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) in resource limited settings: The Kenyan Experience

Variable n = 20

No. (%)

Sex

 Male

14 (70.0)

 Female

6 (30.0)

Ethnicity

 African

17 (85.5)

 Other

3 (15.0)

Age (years) (median [IQR])

3.98 (1.71–7.44)

Family socio-economic status

 Low (GMI < 100,000 ksh)

2 (10.0)

 Average (GMI 100,000–500,000 ksh)

12 (60.0)

vHigh (GMI > 500,000 ksh)

6 (30.0)

Years of formal education of parent(s)

 Elementary

1 (5.0)

 High School

1 (5.0)

 College

11 (55.0)

 Unknown / Not reported

7 (35.0)

Type of Health Care

 Public

2 (10.0)

 Private

18 (90.0)

Geographic Distribution (County / Town)

 Kapsabet

2 (10.0)

 Kisumu

6 (30.0)

 Nairobi

12 (60.0)

  1. MIS-C Multisytemic Inflammatory Syndrome in Childhood, GMI Gross monthly income;
  2. 1 USD = 112 Ksh; Ksh-Kenya shillings; USD-United States Dollar