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. 2020 Dec 10;10:21613. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-78575-w

Table 3.

Comparison between the characteristics of the COVID-19 and pneumonia groups.

Characteristics COVID-19 Pneumonia p-value

Sample size

n, %

432

100%

711

100%

Gender

n, %

0.0001
Female

150

35%

320

45%

Male

282

65%

391

54.99%

Age

Mean (sd)

Median

66.97 (13.07)

68

73.14 (13.68)

78

Age group

n, %

0.0001
< 50

44

10.19%

49

6.89%

50–59

69

15.97%

51

7.17%

60–69

120

27.78%

141

19.83%

70–79

128

29.63%

199

27.99%

 ≥ 80

71

16.44%

271

38.12%

Comorbidities
Hypertension

162

37.50%

181

25.46%

0.0001
Obesity

56

12.96%

63

8.86%

0.03
Diabetes mellitus type I

12

2.78%

5

0.70%

0.01
Diabetes mellitus type II

75

17.36%

145

20.39%

0.21
Dialysis

43

9.95%

4

0.56%

0.0001
Chronic kidney disease

43

9.95%

88

12.38%

0.21
Supraventricular tachyarrhythmia

25

5.79%

201

28.27%

0.0001
Congestive heart failure

12

2.78%

204

28.69%

0.0001
COPD

24

5.56%

72

10.13%

0.01
Heart failure

29

6.71%

27

3.80%

0.03
Kidney failure

26

6.02%

4

0.56%

0.0001
Respiratory failure

19

4.40%

88

12.38%

0.0001
Cerebral ischaemic stroke

28

6.48%

0.0001

In bold the p-values that reached the statistical significance.