Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics of the Study Patients and Patients Infected With HSV/EVs/Mumps Virus

Total (n = 66)aHSV (n = 7)bEVs (n = 7)cMumps Virus (n = 5)d
Demographics
 Gender (male), No. (%)39 (59)4 (57)5/7 (71)5 (100)
 Age, y35 (15–84)45 (25–53)32 (22–57)39 (32–61)
Illness day on admission, d5 (1–30)5 (2–14)3.5 (2–6)3 (2–5)
Duration of hospital stay, d5 (1–76)5 (3–67)2 (1–4)4 (3–35)
HIV status, No. (%)
 Positive 0000
 Negative 24 (36)1 (14)4 (57)1 (20)
 Unknown42 (64)6 (86)3 (43)4 (80)
Clinical signs and symptoms, No. (%)
 Fever58 (88)7/7 (100)6 /7 (86)5 (100)
 Headache58 (88)7/7 (100)6 /7 (86)5 (100)
 Irritability15 (23)1/7 (14)1/7 (14)0
 Lethargy18 (28)3/6 (50)1/7 (14)0
 Vomiting34 (52)4/6 (67)5/7 (71)3 (60)
 Seizures23 (36)2/6 (33)0/72 (40)
 Conscious46 (70)6/7 (86)1/7 (14)2 (40)
 Skin rash6 (9)0/70/70
 Hemiplegia5 (8)2/7 (29)0/70
 Paraplegia1 (2)0/71/7 (14)0
 Tetraplegia1 (2)0/60/70
 Neck stiffness45 (68)6/7 (86)5/7 (71)3 (60)
 Glasgow coma score of ≤87 (11)3/7 (43)0/71 (20)
 Glasgow coma score of 9–1216 (24)2/7 (29)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 Glasgow coma score of 13–1543 (65)2/7 (29)6 /7 (86)3 (60)
CSF cells and biochemistry
 White cells, cells/µL101 (0–4183)708 (38–1571)503 (20–961)683 (27–2146)
 Neutrophils, No. (%)13 (0–96)9 (2–61)24 (0–47)18 (3–23)
 Lymphocytes, No. (%)86.5 (1–100)91 (39–98)76 (53–99.9)82 (77–97)
 Protein, g/L0.7 (0.2–8.9)1.36 (0.75–2.17)0.71 (0.47–1.18)0.67 (0.45–2.42)
 CSF/blood glucose ratio0.61 (0.34–1.04)0.55 (0.47–0.61)0.71 (0.59–0.85)0.52 (0.49–0.81)
 Lactate, mmol/L2.65 (1.4–14.03)3.52 (2.02–4.83)2.5 (1.9–3.8)2.9 (1.9–4.3)
Antiviral treatment, No. (%)
 Oral acyclovir2 (3)NANANA
 Intravenous acyclovir8 (13)6/6 (100)NANA
 Oral valacyclovir44 (72)NANA1 (20)
Modified Rankin Scale at discharge,e No. (%)
 08 (13)1/7 (14)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 112 (19)01/7 (14)3 (60)
 210 (15)04/7 (58)0
 325 (39)3/7 (43)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 44 (6)000
 54 (6)3/7 (43)0 0
 61 (2)000
Total (n = 66)aHSV (n = 7)bEVs (n = 7)cMumps Virus (n = 5)d
Demographics
 Gender (male), No. (%)39 (59)4 (57)5/7 (71)5 (100)
 Age, y35 (15–84)45 (25–53)32 (22–57)39 (32–61)
Illness day on admission, d5 (1–30)5 (2–14)3.5 (2–6)3 (2–5)
Duration of hospital stay, d5 (1–76)5 (3–67)2 (1–4)4 (3–35)
HIV status, No. (%)
 Positive 0000
 Negative 24 (36)1 (14)4 (57)1 (20)
 Unknown42 (64)6 (86)3 (43)4 (80)
Clinical signs and symptoms, No. (%)
 Fever58 (88)7/7 (100)6 /7 (86)5 (100)
 Headache58 (88)7/7 (100)6 /7 (86)5 (100)
 Irritability15 (23)1/7 (14)1/7 (14)0
 Lethargy18 (28)3/6 (50)1/7 (14)0
 Vomiting34 (52)4/6 (67)5/7 (71)3 (60)
 Seizures23 (36)2/6 (33)0/72 (40)
 Conscious46 (70)6/7 (86)1/7 (14)2 (40)
 Skin rash6 (9)0/70/70
 Hemiplegia5 (8)2/7 (29)0/70
 Paraplegia1 (2)0/71/7 (14)0
 Tetraplegia1 (2)0/60/70
 Neck stiffness45 (68)6/7 (86)5/7 (71)3 (60)
 Glasgow coma score of ≤87 (11)3/7 (43)0/71 (20)
 Glasgow coma score of 9–1216 (24)2/7 (29)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 Glasgow coma score of 13–1543 (65)2/7 (29)6 /7 (86)3 (60)
CSF cells and biochemistry
 White cells, cells/µL101 (0–4183)708 (38–1571)503 (20–961)683 (27–2146)
 Neutrophils, No. (%)13 (0–96)9 (2–61)24 (0–47)18 (3–23)
 Lymphocytes, No. (%)86.5 (1–100)91 (39–98)76 (53–99.9)82 (77–97)
 Protein, g/L0.7 (0.2–8.9)1.36 (0.75–2.17)0.71 (0.47–1.18)0.67 (0.45–2.42)
 CSF/blood glucose ratio0.61 (0.34–1.04)0.55 (0.47–0.61)0.71 (0.59–0.85)0.52 (0.49–0.81)
 Lactate, mmol/L2.65 (1.4–14.03)3.52 (2.02–4.83)2.5 (1.9–3.8)2.9 (1.9–4.3)
Antiviral treatment, No. (%)
 Oral acyclovir2 (3)NANANA
 Intravenous acyclovir8 (13)6/6 (100)NANA
 Oral valacyclovir44 (72)NANA1 (20)
Modified Rankin Scale at discharge,e No. (%)
 08 (13)1/7 (14)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 112 (19)01/7 (14)3 (60)
 210 (15)04/7 (58)0
 325 (39)3/7 (43)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 44 (6)000
 54 (6)3/7 (43)0 0
 61 (2)000

Continuous variables are presented as median (range).

aDenominators may vary slightly.

bDiagnosed by current standard tests for routine diagnosis.

cDiagnosed by mNGS, followed by PCR confirmatory testing.

dDiagnosed by current standard tests, expanded PCR testing, and mNGS combined.

e0: Full recovery with no symptoms; 1: No significant disability; 2: Slight disability; 3: Moderate disability; 4: Moderately severe disability; 5: Severe disability; and 6: Dead.

Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics of the Study Patients and Patients Infected With HSV/EVs/Mumps Virus

Total (n = 66)aHSV (n = 7)bEVs (n = 7)cMumps Virus (n = 5)d
Demographics
 Gender (male), No. (%)39 (59)4 (57)5/7 (71)5 (100)
 Age, y35 (15–84)45 (25–53)32 (22–57)39 (32–61)
Illness day on admission, d5 (1–30)5 (2–14)3.5 (2–6)3 (2–5)
Duration of hospital stay, d5 (1–76)5 (3–67)2 (1–4)4 (3–35)
HIV status, No. (%)
 Positive 0000
 Negative 24 (36)1 (14)4 (57)1 (20)
 Unknown42 (64)6 (86)3 (43)4 (80)
Clinical signs and symptoms, No. (%)
 Fever58 (88)7/7 (100)6 /7 (86)5 (100)
 Headache58 (88)7/7 (100)6 /7 (86)5 (100)
 Irritability15 (23)1/7 (14)1/7 (14)0
 Lethargy18 (28)3/6 (50)1/7 (14)0
 Vomiting34 (52)4/6 (67)5/7 (71)3 (60)
 Seizures23 (36)2/6 (33)0/72 (40)
 Conscious46 (70)6/7 (86)1/7 (14)2 (40)
 Skin rash6 (9)0/70/70
 Hemiplegia5 (8)2/7 (29)0/70
 Paraplegia1 (2)0/71/7 (14)0
 Tetraplegia1 (2)0/60/70
 Neck stiffness45 (68)6/7 (86)5/7 (71)3 (60)
 Glasgow coma score of ≤87 (11)3/7 (43)0/71 (20)
 Glasgow coma score of 9–1216 (24)2/7 (29)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 Glasgow coma score of 13–1543 (65)2/7 (29)6 /7 (86)3 (60)
CSF cells and biochemistry
 White cells, cells/µL101 (0–4183)708 (38–1571)503 (20–961)683 (27–2146)
 Neutrophils, No. (%)13 (0–96)9 (2–61)24 (0–47)18 (3–23)
 Lymphocytes, No. (%)86.5 (1–100)91 (39–98)76 (53–99.9)82 (77–97)
 Protein, g/L0.7 (0.2–8.9)1.36 (0.75–2.17)0.71 (0.47–1.18)0.67 (0.45–2.42)
 CSF/blood glucose ratio0.61 (0.34–1.04)0.55 (0.47–0.61)0.71 (0.59–0.85)0.52 (0.49–0.81)
 Lactate, mmol/L2.65 (1.4–14.03)3.52 (2.02–4.83)2.5 (1.9–3.8)2.9 (1.9–4.3)
Antiviral treatment, No. (%)
 Oral acyclovir2 (3)NANANA
 Intravenous acyclovir8 (13)6/6 (100)NANA
 Oral valacyclovir44 (72)NANA1 (20)
Modified Rankin Scale at discharge,e No. (%)
 08 (13)1/7 (14)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 112 (19)01/7 (14)3 (60)
 210 (15)04/7 (58)0
 325 (39)3/7 (43)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 44 (6)000
 54 (6)3/7 (43)0 0
 61 (2)000
Total (n = 66)aHSV (n = 7)bEVs (n = 7)cMumps Virus (n = 5)d
Demographics
 Gender (male), No. (%)39 (59)4 (57)5/7 (71)5 (100)
 Age, y35 (15–84)45 (25–53)32 (22–57)39 (32–61)
Illness day on admission, d5 (1–30)5 (2–14)3.5 (2–6)3 (2–5)
Duration of hospital stay, d5 (1–76)5 (3–67)2 (1–4)4 (3–35)
HIV status, No. (%)
 Positive 0000
 Negative 24 (36)1 (14)4 (57)1 (20)
 Unknown42 (64)6 (86)3 (43)4 (80)
Clinical signs and symptoms, No. (%)
 Fever58 (88)7/7 (100)6 /7 (86)5 (100)
 Headache58 (88)7/7 (100)6 /7 (86)5 (100)
 Irritability15 (23)1/7 (14)1/7 (14)0
 Lethargy18 (28)3/6 (50)1/7 (14)0
 Vomiting34 (52)4/6 (67)5/7 (71)3 (60)
 Seizures23 (36)2/6 (33)0/72 (40)
 Conscious46 (70)6/7 (86)1/7 (14)2 (40)
 Skin rash6 (9)0/70/70
 Hemiplegia5 (8)2/7 (29)0/70
 Paraplegia1 (2)0/71/7 (14)0
 Tetraplegia1 (2)0/60/70
 Neck stiffness45 (68)6/7 (86)5/7 (71)3 (60)
 Glasgow coma score of ≤87 (11)3/7 (43)0/71 (20)
 Glasgow coma score of 9–1216 (24)2/7 (29)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 Glasgow coma score of 13–1543 (65)2/7 (29)6 /7 (86)3 (60)
CSF cells and biochemistry
 White cells, cells/µL101 (0–4183)708 (38–1571)503 (20–961)683 (27–2146)
 Neutrophils, No. (%)13 (0–96)9 (2–61)24 (0–47)18 (3–23)
 Lymphocytes, No. (%)86.5 (1–100)91 (39–98)76 (53–99.9)82 (77–97)
 Protein, g/L0.7 (0.2–8.9)1.36 (0.75–2.17)0.71 (0.47–1.18)0.67 (0.45–2.42)
 CSF/blood glucose ratio0.61 (0.34–1.04)0.55 (0.47–0.61)0.71 (0.59–0.85)0.52 (0.49–0.81)
 Lactate, mmol/L2.65 (1.4–14.03)3.52 (2.02–4.83)2.5 (1.9–3.8)2.9 (1.9–4.3)
Antiviral treatment, No. (%)
 Oral acyclovir2 (3)NANANA
 Intravenous acyclovir8 (13)6/6 (100)NANA
 Oral valacyclovir44 (72)NANA1 (20)
Modified Rankin Scale at discharge,e No. (%)
 08 (13)1/7 (14)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 112 (19)01/7 (14)3 (60)
 210 (15)04/7 (58)0
 325 (39)3/7 (43)1/7 (14)1 (20)
 44 (6)000
 54 (6)3/7 (43)0 0
 61 (2)000

Continuous variables are presented as median (range).

aDenominators may vary slightly.

bDiagnosed by current standard tests for routine diagnosis.

cDiagnosed by mNGS, followed by PCR confirmatory testing.

dDiagnosed by current standard tests, expanded PCR testing, and mNGS combined.

e0: Full recovery with no symptoms; 1: No significant disability; 2: Slight disability; 3: Moderate disability; 4: Moderately severe disability; 5: Severe disability; and 6: Dead.

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