Table III.
COVID‐19 therapies and clinical outcomes.
COVID‐19 therapies and clinical outcomes | n = 55 |
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Thrombotic event/anticoagulation | % (n/total) |
Admission anticoagulation* | |
Prophylactic low molecular weight heparin | 58% (26/45) |
Therapeutic dose low molecular weight heparin | 13% (6/45) |
Direct oral anticoagulants | 7% (3/45) |
Thrombotic events | |
Deep vein thrombosis | 5% (3/55) |
Pulmonary embolism | 5% (3/55) |
PICC‐associated superficial thrombophlebitis | 2% (1/55) |
ICU/HDU level therapy | % (n/total) |
CPAP | 35% (19/55) |
Endotracheal intubation | 11% (6/55) |
Renal replacement therapy | 2% (1/53) |
Vasopressors | 10% (5/55) |
Treatment escalation plans: | % (n/total) |
Full escalation | 58·1% (32/55) |
Escalation to NIV only | 29·1% (16/55) |
Ward based therapies only | 12·7% (7/55) |
DNACPR in place | 41·8% (23/55) |
Outcomes | Days (range) |
Median length of stay: | |
In hospital | 13 (0–135) |
In ICU | 7 (1–32) |
Median duration of: | |
CPAP | 4 (1–15) |
% (n/total) | |
Died in hospital | 35% (19/55) |
Discharged from hospital | 64% (35/55) |
Restarted haematological cancer‐directed therapy | 52% (14/27) |
FiO2, fraction of inspired oxygen; ICU, intensive care unit; HDU, high dependency unit; CPAP, continuous Positive Airway Pressure; DNACPR, do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation; NIV, non‐invasive ventilation; PCR, polymerase chain reaction.
Data regarding baseline anticoagulation missing in 6/51 hospitalised patients.