Hemophagocytic Syndrome: Experience in a tertiary care centre

A Comprehensive Study of Etiology and Pathogenesis in Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis

“…This prevailing gender bias, resonant with findings from extensive scholarly investigations, finds congruence with previous studies. 8,9 For instance, an analogous inquiry conducted by Nisal et al reported a male-female ratio of 53.3% to 46.7%, respectively. 9 Similarly, Li et al's study encompassing 85 patients unveiled a gender distribution of 75.2% male and 24.7% female, thereby reaffirming congruity with our current findings.…”

“…8,9 For instance, an analogous inquiry conducted by Nisal et al reported a male-female ratio of 53.3% to 46.7%, respectively. 9 Similarly, Li et al's study encompassing 85 patients unveiled a gender distribution of 75.2% male and 24.7% female, thereby reaffirming congruity with our current findings. 8 Additional concordant evidence emerges from Li J et al's research, wherein a male predominance of 52.42% was observed among a cohort of 103 patients.…”

“…8 Notably, Nisal et al, in their comprehensive exploration, noted a mean patient age of 35.08 years, with a notable concentration within the age stratum of 31-40 years-observations strikingly akin to the age distribution evident in our present inquiry. 9 It is worth highlighting, however, that the study executed by Iqbal et al unveiled an average patient age of 30.8 years, while Sundari et al reported a comparable mean age of 30.7 years. 10,11 These age dispersions, significantly deviating from the age demographics elucidated within our study, underscore the influence of variances in study designs and the diversity of inclusion criteria for patients across the distinct studies.…”