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. 2023 Nov 22;4:1267156. doi: 10.3389/fgwh.2023.1267156

Table 3.

Comparison of COVID clinical severity between non-immigrant and immigrant pregnant women. Hospital San José, Santiago of Chile. March 2020 to August 2022.

Outcomes COVID Non-immigrant pregnancy
(n = 5,274)
Immigrant pregnancy
(n = 4,892)
Total p-value*
n (%) n (%)
Severity of exposure illness
Non COVID 4,890 (92.72) 4,564 (93.30) 9,454 (93.00) <0.457
Mild illness 336 (6.37) 295 (6.03) 631 (6.21)
Moderate illness 12 (0.23) 10 (0.20) 22 (0.22)
Severe illness 36 (0.68) 23 (0.47) 59 (0.58)
Critical Patient Unit (CPT)
No 5,238 (99.32) 4,869 (99.53) 10,107 (99.42) <0.159
Yes 36 (0.68) 23 (0.47) 59 (0.58)
Pneumonia
No 5,232 (99.20) 4,863 (99.41) 10,095 (99.30) <0.218
Yes 42 (0.80) 29 (0.59) 71 (0.70)
Mechanical ventilation
No 5,255 (99.64) 4,882 (99.80) 10,137 (99.71) <0.141
Yes 19 (0.36) 10 (0.20) 29 (0.29)
Prone
No 5,269 (99.91) 4,891 (99.98) 10,160 (99.94) <0.221
Yes 5 (0.09) 1 (0.02) 6 (0.06) Fisher's exact
Pulmonary Embolism
No 5,264 (99.81) 4,887 (99.90) 10,151 (99.85) <0.307
Yes 10 (0.19) 5 (0.10) 15 (0.15) Fisher's exact
Hospitalization
No 5,154 (97.74) 4,764 (97.40) 9,918 (97.58) <0.623
Yes 119 (2.26) 127 (2.60) 246 (2.42)
*

Statistically significant p-value < 0.05 χ2 test.