Table 1.

Detailed information of the anaesthesiologists who contracted COVID-19.

Characteristics								Related loss and injuries
Gender	Age	Initial symptom post-event (days)	Diagnosis post exposure	Initial symptom	Type	Hospital days	Outcome	Sick days	Post-discharge isolation days	Days out of clinical services	Family member infection	Anxiety/fear severity during sick days	Anxiety/fear severity after recovery
Female	20s	3	3	Fatigue	Mild	0	Full recovery	3	15	30	No	Mild	Mild
Female	40s	3	3	Fatigue	Mild	0	Full recovery	3	15	15	No	Mild	Mild
Male	30s	Not sure	Not sure	Fever, fatigue	Mild	0	Full recovery	16	14	50	2	Mild	None
Female	40s	None	6	None	Mild	6	Full recovery	8	28	45	No	Mild	Mild
Male	40s	18	26	Dry cough	Mild	12	Full recovery	18	14	46	No	Moderate	Mild
Female	30s	3	10	Fever	Moderate	7	Full recovery	50	32	60	No	None	Moderate
Femalea	40s	6	6	Fever, fatigue	Moderate	12	Full recovery	10	14	48	No	Mild	Mild
Male	30s	None	15	None	Moderate	14	Full recovery	15	14	42	No	Mild	Mild
Male	20s	Not sure	Not sure	Fever	Moderate	17	Full recovery	30	14	59	No	Mild	Mild
Male	30s	1	7	Fever	Moderate	18	Full recovery	26	14	50	No	Moderate	Mild
Male	40s	10	23	Fever, cough, fatigue	Moderate	20	Recovering	20	13	33	No	Mild	Mild
Female	30s	5	17	Cough, fever, fatigue	Severe	12	Full recovery	40	14	58	No	Mild	Mild
Female	30s	3	10	Fever, cough, fatigue	Severe	25	Recovering	20	14	30	No	Severe	Severe
Male	60s	Not sure	Not sure	Fever, fatigue	Severe	26	Recovering	40	14	60	No	Moderate	Mild

^aThe anaesthesiologist with COVID-19 after providing services for labor and delivery. The average age is 39 ± 10 with a range of 24–63. Among identified 18 cases, only 14 of them are willing to provide related information presented above.