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. 2020 Jul 10;8:368. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2020.00368

Table 1.

The base characteristics and clinical symptoms of positive COVID-19 participants.

n/mean±x¯ %
Base characters
Age (year) 32.32 ± 15.71
Duration of symptom (day) 3.50 ± 1.03
Male 24 64.90%
Clinical symptoms
Fever (Y) 19 51.40%*
Dry cough (Y) 5 13.50%
Expectoration (Y) 10 27.00%
Pharyngalia (Y) 4 10.80%
Pharynoxerosis (Y) 3 8.10%
Rhinobyon (Y) 5 13.50%
Running nose (Y) 3 8.10%
Hypodynamic (Y) 8 21.60%
Muscular soreness (Y) 6 16.20%
Diarrhea (Y) 1 2.70%
No symptom 6 16.20%
Blood routine index %
PDW percentage
Up 2 5.40%
Down 33 89.20%*
MPV (fl)
Up 1 2.7%
Down 30 81.10%*
Eosinophils percentage
Up 0* 0
Down 17 45.90%*
Lung CT imaging
Pneumonia 30 81.10%*
Bilateral lesion 15 40.50%
Superior lobe lesion 13 35.10%
Mid-lobe lesion 7 18.90%
Inferior lobe 20 54.10%
Over-one-lobe lesion 14 37.80%
With pulmonary nodule 8 21.60%
Over-one lesion 16 43.20%
Over-ten lesion 8 21.60%
White-lung imaging 2 5.40%
No lesion 10 27.02%

(Y), positive; in one case over-one symptom occurred, thus adding up all numbers not equal to 37; Over-one lobe lesion, lesion over one pulmonary lobe; over-one lesion, the number of pulmonary lesion over one; over-ten lesion, the number of pulmonary lesion over ten; superior lobe lesion, the superior lobe affected; mid-lobe lesion, the mid-lobe affected; inferior lobe lesion, the inferior lobe affected.

*

Statistically significant.