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Table 5 Antiviral treatment of immunosuppressed patients with influenza infections

From: Clinical characteristics, risk factors and antiviral treatments of influenza in immunosuppressed inpatients in Beijing during the 2015–2020 influenza seasons

 

All types (n = 111)

Malignancies (n = 71)

HSCT (n = 26)

Autoimmune disorders (n = 10)

Antiviral treatment (%)

104/111 (93.7)

65/71 (91.5)

25/26 (96.2)

10/10 (100.0)

No antiviral treatment (%)

7/111 (6.3)

6/71 (8.5)

1/26 (3.8)

0/10 (0.0)

Antiviral treatment within 48 h (%)

93/111 (83.8)

60/71 (84.5)

20/26 (76.9)

9/10 (90.0)

Antiviral treatment after 48 h (%)

11/111 (9.9)

5/71 (7.0)

5/26 (19.2)

1/10 (10.0)

Oseltamivir (%)

79/104 (76.0)

52/65 (80.0)

15/25 (60.0)

9/10 (90.0)

Peramivir (%)

9/104 (8.6)

7/65 (10.8)

2/25 (8.0)

0/10 (0.0)

Combination of oseltamivir and peramivir (%)

16/104 (15.4)

6/65 (9.2)

8/25 (32.0)

1/10 (10.0)

Standard dose of neuraminidase inhibitors (%)

93/104 (89.4)

59/65 (90.8)

21/25 (84.0)

9/10 (90.0)

Double dose of neuraminidase inhibitors (%)

11/104 (10.6)

6/65 (9.2)

4/25 (16.0)

1/10 (10.0)