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. 2024 Jun 5;10(11):e32461. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e32461

Table 3.

Clinical outcomes of COVID-19 patients stratified according to having seizure.

Outcome With pre-existing seizure/epilepsy (n = 27) Without pre-existing seizure/epilepsy (n = 10,854) p value With new-onset seizure (n = 125) Without new-onset seizure (n = 10,756) p value
COVID-19 severity 0·131 <0·001
 Severe/critical 14 (51·8 %) 4047 (37·7 %) 78 (64·5 %) 3983 (37·5 %)
 Mild/moderate 13 (48·2 %) 6677 (62·2 %) 43 (35·5 %) 6647 (62·5 %)
All-cause mortality 0·177 <0·001
 Mortality 7 (25·9 %) 1695 (15·6 %) 56 (44·8 %) 1646 (15·3 %)
 Survivor 20 (74·1 %) 9159 (84·3 %) 69 (55·2 %) 9110 (84·7 %)
Neurologic outcomesa 0·190 0·007
 Full/partial improvement 8 (72·7 %) 1631 (86·1 %) 68 (76·4 %) 1571 (86·5 %)
 Stable, no improvement 3 (27·3 %) 263 (13·9 %) 21 (23·6 %) 245 (13·5 %)
Use of a ventilator 0·106 <0·001
 Yes 7 (25·9 %) 1601 (14·8 %) 60 (48·0 %) 1548 (14·4 %)
 No 20 (74·1 %) 9253 (85·3 %) 65 (52·0 %) 9208 (85·6 %)
Length of ICU stayb,c 19·5 (11·5) 15 (12) 0·276 15 (10·5) 15 (12) 0·996
Length of hospital stayc 12 (7) 13 (9) 0·591 15 (10) 13 (9) 0·059

COVID-19 – Coronavirus disease 2019; ICU – intensive care unit.

a

Only 1905 participants have neurologic outcome data among the 2291 participants with neurologic presentation and/or complication.

b

Among 1740 participants who have been admitted in the ICU.

c

Data presented is median (interquartile range).