Skip to main content
. 2023 May 22;13:8251. doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-35086-8

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of the cohort of patients and type of symptoms at onset.

Clinical characteristics n [IQR] %
Female, n 15 96.8
Age, years 37 [31–43]
Occupation
Health professional, n 7(43.8%) 43.8
Other, n 9 56.2
BMI, kg/m2 (/15) 22.1 [19.8–25.2]
Allergy 8 50
Respiratory, n 5 31.3
  Drug, n 3 18.8
  Other, n 2 12.5
Autoimmune disease, n 5 31.3
Personal history 3 18.8
  Familial history 2 12.5
Tobacco use, n 1 (2 former smokers)
Sport, n (/13) 9/13 69.2
At first SARS-CoV-2 episode
SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR (/14) +  6/14 42.9
SARS COV 2 serology +  7/16 43.8
Symptoms (n patients) Acute
Asthenia 14 87.5
Headache 9 56
Anosmia/dysgeusia 9 56
Dyspnea 10 62
Chest pain and oppression 6 37.5
Cough 13 81
Fever/shivering 11 69
Myalgia/arthralgia 4 25
Odynophagia 7 43.8
Other neurological symptoms 3 18.8
Sensory symptoms 0 0
Ophthalmological symptoms 2 12.5
Other cardiopulmonary symptoms 0 0
Rhinorrhea 8 50
Cognitive symptoms 1 6
Palpitations/tachycardia 5 ara> 31
Auditory symptoms 0 0
Skin/venous symptoms 3 18.8
Other
Nijmegen score elevated > 23/64 14/16 87.5
SSD12 score elevated > 12 7/13 43.8
Brain PET scan hypometabolism 12/15 80.0

Data were available for all 16 patients unless otherwise indicated; n, number of patients; IQR, interquartile range.