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. 2020 May 2;12(9):7652–7659. doi: 10.18632/aging.103170

Table 1. Clinical characteristics and laboratory results of patient with COVID-19 pneumonia (n=66).

Characteristic Number (%)
Male 43 (65%)
Female 23 (35%)
> 50 years old 21 (32%)
≤ 50 years old 45 (68%)
Exposure to COVID-19 pneumonia patients 4 (6%)
Lived in or visited Wuhan during the epidemic 21 (32%)
Unknown exposure 41 (62%)
Symptoms
Fever 60 (91%)
Cough 37 (56%)
Sore throat 17 (26%)
Sputum 16 (24%)
Fatigue 15 (23%)
Dyspnoea 14 (21%)
Dizziness 9 (14%)
Myalgia 7 (11%)
Headache 3 (5%)
Diarrhoea 3 (5%)
Nausea 3 (5%)
Rhinorrhea 2 (3%)
C-reactive protein (mg/L; normal range 0-10)
Increased 38 (58%)
Decreased 0
Normal 28 (42%)
Leucocytes (× 109, normal range 3.5-9.5)
Increased 1 (2%)
Decreased 14 (21%)
Normal 51 (77%)
Lymphocyte (× 109, normal range 1.1-3.2)
Increased 0
Decreased 29 (44%)
Normal 37 (56%)
Comorbid conditions
Any 12 (18%)
Hepatitis or liver cirrhosis 8 (12%)
Hypertension 4 (6%)
Diabetes 2 (3%)
Chronic pulmonary disease 1 (2%)
Cardiovascular disease 1 (2%)