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. 2020 Jul 30;26:100490. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2020.100490

Table 3.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of Dementia Special Care Unit (DSCU) residents grouped by outcome (alive or deceased) during the observation period.

Alive(N = 43) Deceased(N = 14) P VALUE
Demographics and clinical characteristics
AGE y/o (mean ± SD) 81⋅9 ± 6⋅6 85⋅5 ± 7⋅1 0⋅080#
Gender n. (%)
Male 9 (20⋅9) 10 (71⋅4) 0001*
Female 34 (79⋅1) 4 (28⋅6)
Comorbidity (number of active diseases)
≥ 3 9 (20⋅9) 9 (64⋅3) 0⋅006*
< 3 34 (79⋅1) 5 (35⋅7)
Existing Comorbidities n. (%)
Hypertension 21 (48⋅8) 10 (71⋅4) 0⋅121*
Cardiovascular Disease 13 (30⋅2) 5 (35⋅7) 0⋅736*
Diabetes Mellitus 6 (14⋅0) 5 (35⋅7) 0⋅115*
Chronic Pulmonary Disease 6 (14⋅0) 2 (14⋅3) 1⋅000*
Malignancy 3 (7⋅0) 3 (21⋅1) 0⋅151*
Clinical Dementia Rating (CDR) n. (%)
CDR1 2 (4⋅7) ⋅⋅ 0⋅788*
CDR2 6 (13⋅9) 3 (21⋅4)
CDR3 26 (60⋅5) 7 (50⋅0)
CDR4 9 (20⋅9) 4 (28⋅6)
COVID-19 onset symptoms
Typical 33 (76⋅7) 3 (21.4) <0.001
Atypical – Delirium-onset 10 (23⋅3) 11 (78⋅6)

Data are shown as means ± SD or n (%). Data in bold represent statistically significant p-values before Bonferroni adjustment (Bonferroni-adjusted alpha level = 0⋅05/10 = 0⋅005).

# Student's t-test * Fisher's Exact Test.

CDR = Clinical Dementia Rating; DOC = delirium-onset COVID-19; N-DOC = no delirium-onset COVID-19.