Table 1.
Demographic and Immunological Characteristics of Healthy Controls and Patients with Scrub Typhus.
Fig 1.
Comparison of ANA titer between healthy controls and patients with scrub typhus.
ANA titer levels among healthy controls (blue) compared to patients with scrub typhus (red). The titer values are shown at increasing dilutions; each dot represents an individual’s titer measurement. p < 0.001 compared to the healthy control group.
Fig 2.
Comparison of anti-dsDNA antibody titer between healthy controls and scrub typhus patients.
The scatter plot contrasts anti-dsDNA antibody titers between healthy controls (blue dots) and scrub typhus patients (red dots). p = 0.002 compared to the healthy control group.
Fig 3.
Temporal variation of ANA titers post symptom onset in scrub typhus patients.
This bar graph presents the progression of ANA titers in patients diagnosed with scrub typhus categorized by the number of days since the onset of symptoms. Data are presented as mean ± standard error of the mean (SEM). * p < 0.001 compared to the 1–3 days group; # p = 0.018 compared to the 4–7 days group.
Fig 4.
Temporal analysis of anti-dsDNA antibody titers following symptom onset in scrub typhus.
The bars depict a quantitative assessment of anti-dsDNA antibody titers in patients with scrub typhus categorized by the time elapsed since the onset of symptoms. Data are presented as mean ± SEM. * p = 0.045 compared to the 1–3 days group; # p = 0.025 compared to the 4–7 days group.
Table 2.
Clinical Characteristics and Autoantibody Profiles Stratified by Symptom Onset to Blood Sampling Duration in Scrub Typhus Patients.
Table 3.
Stratification of Clinical and Laboratory Parameters in Scrub Typhus Patients by ANA Titer Intervals.