ArticleFrontiers in public health2026
Age-related heterogeneity in diagnosis-coded pediatric
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Introduction: Post-pandemic re-emergence of Methods: We conducted a single-center retrospective study based on diagnosis-coded discharge records from a tertiary maternal and child health hospital in Hubei, China. Hospitalization records of children aged 29 days to <18 years with finalized diagnosis-coded Results: The analytic dataset included 33,047 pediatric hospitalization records; 16,848 (51.0%) were male and 872 (2.6%) were PICU-associated. Monthly records peaked in November 2023 (2,282), whereas PICU-associated records and rate peaked in October 2023 (99; 4.95%). Respiratory failure/hypoxemia was recorded in 6.6% of the 1-<12 mo group versus 1.3% of the 72-<144 mo group; coded sepsis/septicemia in 11.2% versus 5.9%; and cardiac abnormality/coded myocardial involvement in 25.0% versus 15.6%. Atelectasis and consolidation peaked in the 72-<144 mo group (24.1 and 13.0%). The most common pathogen-related coded co-diagnoses were respiratory syncytial virus (2,096; 6.3%), rhinovirus (2,031; 6.1%), Conclusion: Diagnosis-coded pediatric
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