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. 2020 Mar 27;80(6):e14–e18. doi: 10.1016/j.jinf.2020.03.005

Table 2.

Differences between 128-slice CT and laboratory indicators in the chest.

Variable Elderly (n = 18) Young and middle-aged (n = 38) P
CT results
 Multiple lobe Lesion 16(88.89%) 24(63.16%) <0.001
 Single lobe Lesion 2(11.11%) 14(36.84%) 0.284
Laboratory indicators at admission
 White blood cell count (× 109 / L) 5.38(4.33–6.13) 4.48(3.74–5.88) 0.365
 Total white blood cells increased, n (%) 2(11.11%) 2(5.26%) 0.284
 Total white blood cells decreased, n (%) 3(16.67%) 8(21.05%) 0.175
 Neutrophil proportion,% 68.3(63.01–78.13) 61.80(56.25–66.45) 0.683
 Increased neutrophil proportion, n (%) 7(38.89%) 6(15.79%) 0.333
 Lymphocyte ratio,% 19.15(10.58–26.93) 28.95 (24.45–33.58) <0.001
 Lymphocyte ratio decreased, n (%) 9(50.00%) 8(21.05%) 0.174
 C-reactive protein (mg/L) 22.74(13.33–34.82) 6.49(1.26–17.6) <0.001
 Procalcitonin (ng/mL) 0.04(0.02–0.09) 0.04(0.02–0.06) 0.921
 Blood albumin (mg/L) 33(29–38) 39(36–42) 0.087
 Hemoglobin (g/L) 107.35(92.13–120.35) 125.21(114.23–140.15) 0.568
 Platelets (× 109/ L) 207(159–287) 215(180–287) 0.109
 Serum creatinine(μmol /L) 106.44(79.83–150.79) 88.71(79.83–106.44) 0.476