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Table 3 Clinical characteristics of patients with Lyme neuroborreliosis and erythema migrans

From: Occurrence of erythema migrans in children with Lyme neuroborreliosis and the association with clinical characteristics and outcome – a prospective cohort study

On admission

LNB patients with EM (n = 37)

Gender

 Female, n (%)

14 (38)

 Male, n (%)

23 (62)

Age, median (range)

7 (2–15)

Observed tick bite, n (%)

25 (68)

Time between EM and LNB diagnosis

 1–4 weeks, n (%)

11 (30)

 1–2 months, n (%)

9 (24)

 3–5 months, n (%)

0 (0)

 6–12 months, n (%)

0 (0)

  > 1 year, n (%)

1 (3)

 Not specified, n (%)

16 (43)

Location of EM

 Head and neck, n (%)

27 (73)

 Trunk, n (%)

2 (5)

 Limbs, n (%)

6 (16)

 Not specified, n (%)

2 (5)

Antibiotic treatment for EM

4 (11)

  1. EM erythema migrans, LNB Lyme neuroborreliosis; patient are classified according to European guidelines [13]