Failure to survive to hospital discharge and 60-day mortality were significantly higher in episodes positive for bacterial infection (χ 2 (2 degrees of freedom, sample size (n) = 399) = 10.0, p-value .002 and χ 2 (2 degrees of freedom, n = 400) = 6.75, p-value .009 respectively) with 28-day mortality trending toward significance (χ 2 (2 degrees of freedom, n = 400) = 3.0, p-value .08).
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Interleukin-27 as a candidate diagnostic biomarker for bacterial infection in immunocompromised pediatric patients.
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