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. 2020 May 18;168(2):209–211. doi: 10.1016/j.surg.2020.05.006

Table I.

Preoperative patient characteristics

Patients (N = 31)
Age (y) 64 (58–70)
Comorbidities
 BMI (kg/m2) 26 (22–29)
 Smoker (n, %) 19 (61)
 Cardiovascular disease (n, %) 6 (19)
 Hypertension (n, %) 22 (71)
 Diabetes (n, %) 8 (26)
 Chronic kidney disease (n, %) 1 (3)
 COPD (n, %) 3 (9)
 Severe asthma (n, %) 0 (0)
 Cirrhosis (n, %) 5 (16)
 Immunosuppressive treatment (n, %) 2 (7)
 Chemotherapy (n, %) 5 (16)
 ASA 1 (n, %) 6 (19)
 ASA 2 (n, %) 14 (45)
 ASA 3 (n, %) 11 (36)
Patient status
 Home (n, %) 18 (58)
 Hospital ward (n, %) 5 (16)
 ICU (n, %) 1 (3)
 Emergency admission (n, %) 3 (10)
 Transfer from another hospital (n, %) 4 (13)
Surgical setting
 Emergency (n, %) 8 (26)
 Elective oncologic (n, %) 18 (58)
 Elective nononcologic (n, %) 5 (16)
Preoperative screening
 Fever (n, %) 0 (0)
 Cough (n, %) 1 (3)
 Anosmia (n, %) 0(0)
 RT-PCR and chest CT-scan (n, %) 30 (97)
 RT-PCR only (n, %) 1 (3)

ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists scoring of operative risk.