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. 2020 May 5;128:109041. doi: 10.1016/j.ejrad.2020.109041

Table 1.

Datasets and demographic characteristics of patients with COVID-19 pneumonia and other pneumonia.

Training set (n = 395) Validation set (n = 50) Testing set (n = 50)
Overall COVID-19 No COVID-19 COVID-19 No COVID-19 COVID-19 No COVID-19
Age
< 60 years 203(16 - 59) 64 (3 - 59) 26 (1 - 58) 8 (17 - 48) 19 (22 - 56) 8 (7 - 58)
≥ 60 years 91 (60 - 87) 37 (60 - 89) 11 (61 - 78) 5 (62 - 84) 18 (60 - 80) 5 (60 - 83)
Gender
Male 140 70 17 4 18 6
Female 154 31 20 9 19 7



Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University, Wuhan, China
Age
< 60 years 151 (23 - 59) 19 (18 - 59) 22 (29 - 58) 4 (17 - 43) 18 (22 - 56) 1 (7 - 7)
≥ 60 years 54 (60 - 87) 8 (60 - 87) 6 (64 - 72) 2 (65 - 84) 14 (61 - 80) 1 (63 - 63)
Gender
Male 91 19 13 0 15 1
Female 114 8 15 6 17 1



The First Hospital of China Medical University, Shenyang, China
Age
< 60 years 52 (16 - 59) 20 (19 - 59) 4 (1 - 58) 1 (48 - 48) 1 (22 - 22) 5 (24 - 58)
≥ 60 years 37 (60 - 85) 16 (60 - 84) 5 (61 - 78) 1 (75 - 75) 4 (60 - 66) 3 (62 - 83)
Gender
Male 49 24 4 1 3 3
Female 40 12 5 1 2 5



Beijing Youan Hospital, Beijing, China
Age
< 60 years 25 (3 - 59) 3 (17 - 47) 2 (37 - 56)
≥ 60 years 13 (60 - 89) 2 (62 - 65) 1 (60-60)
Gender
Male 27 3 2
Female 11 2 1

Categorical data of age were presented as counts (range).