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. 2020 Jan 30;395(10223):507–513. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(20)30211-7

Table 1.

Demographics, baseline characteristics, and clinical outcomes of 99 patients admitted to Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital (Jan 1–20, 2020) with 2019-nCoV pneumonia

Patients (n=99)
Age, years
Mean (SD) 55·5 (13·1)
Range 21–82
≤39 10 (10%)
40–49 22 (22%)
50–59 30 (30%)
60–69 22 (22%)
≥70 15 (15%)
Sex
Female 32 (32%)
Male 67 (68%)
Occupation
Agricultural worker 2 (2%)
Self-employed 63 (64%)
Employee 15 (15%)
Retired 19 (19%)
Exposure to Huanan seafood market* 49 (49%)
Long-term exposure history 47 (47%)
Short-term exposure history 2 (2%)
Chronic medical illness 50 (51%)
Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases 40 (40%)
Digestive system disease 11 (11%)
Endocrine system disease 13 (13%)
Malignant tumour 1 (1%)
Nervous system disease 1 (1%)
Respiratory system disease 1 (1%)
Admission to intensive care unit 23 (23%)
Clinical outcome
Remained in hospital 57 (58%)
Discharged 31 (31%)
Died 11 (11%)

Data are n (%) unless specified otherwise. 2019-nCoV=2019 novel coronavirus.

*

Long-term exposure is having worked at or lived in or around Huanan seafood market, whereas short-term exposure is having been to Huanan seafood market occasionally.

12 were diabetic.