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. 2024 Feb 24;14:4532. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-54843-x

Table 1.

The comparison of demographic and past medical history between the studied groups.

Variable Case (N = 301) Control (N = 301) P value
Age (years) 58.40 ± 0.49 59.02 ± 0.45 0.352

Sex

n (%)

 Male 190 (63.12%) 197 (65.45%) 0.552
 Female 111 (36.88%) 104 (34.55%)
BMI (kg/m2) 28.51 ± 0.09 28.52 ± 0.09 0.600
1st day lymphocyte count (n/µl) 917.34 ± 190.34 927.63 ± 203.89 0.197

HTN

n (%)

 Yes 161 (53.49%) 161 (53.49%) 1.000
 No 140 (46.51%) 140 (46.51%)

DM

n (%)

 Yes 92 (30.56%) 93 (30.9%) 0.930
 No 209 (69.44%) 208 (69.1%)

IHD

n (%)

 Yes 48 (15.95%) 48 (15.95%) 0.782
 No 253 (84.05%) 253 (84.05%)

CKD

n (%)

 Yes 22 (7.3%) 23 (7.6%) 0.877
 No 279 (92.7%) 278 (92.4%)
Chronic respiratory disease n (%)
 Yes 137 (45.51%) 139 (46.18%) 0.870
 No 164 (54.49%) 162 (53.82%)
Immunosuppressive disease n (%)
 Yes 17 (5.65%) 17 (5.65%) 1.000
 No 284 (94.35%) 284 (94.35%)
One dose vaccination n (%)
 Yes 207 (68.77%) 210 (69.77%) 0.791
 No 94 (31.23%) 91 (30.23%)
Two dose vaccination n (%)
 Yes 130 (43.19%) 136 (45.18%) 0.623
 No 171 (56.81%) 165 (54.82%)
Vaccine type n (%)
 0 (None) 94 (31.23%) 91 (30.23%) 0.798
 1 (Sinopharm) 94 (31.23%) 83 (27.57%)
 2 (Astrazeneca) 53 (17.61%) 63 (20.93%)
 3 (CovIranBarakat) 27 (8.97%) 44 (14.62%)
 4 (Other) 33 (10.96%) 20 (6.64%)

BMI body mass index, HTN hypertension, DM diabetes mellitus, IHD Ischemic heart disease, CKD chronic kidney disease.