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. 2020 Oct 20;2(4):151–159. doi: 10.1097/IM9.0000000000000039

Table 2.

Personal and clinical characteristics of 183 COVID-19 patients with an abnormal liver function

Liver tests

Characteristics All patients (n = 183) Mild liver injury (n = 103) Moderate/severe liver injury (n = 80) P value
Median (interquartile) age (years) (No (%)) 56.00 (43.75–66.00) 53.00 (41.00–62.50) 57.00 (48.00–70.00) 0.044
Age groups (years) (No (%)): No. (%) No. (%) No. (%)
≤18 5 (2.75) 5 (4.85) 0 (0.00)
19–40 28 (15.30) 19 (18.45) 9 (11.25)
41–65 99 (54.10) 57 (55.34) 42 (52.50)
≥66 51 (27.87) 22 (21.36) 29 (36.25)
Sex (No (%)): 0.644
Male 104 (56.83) 57 (55.34) 47 (58.75)
Female 79 (43.17) 46 (44.66) 33 (41.25)
Coexisting conditions (No (%)):
Any 98 (53.55) 44 (42.72) 54 (67.50) 0.001
Hypertension 51 (27.87) 24 (23.30) 27 (33.75)
Diabetes 44 (24.04) 15 (14.56) 29 (36.25)
Chronic lung disease 8 (4.37) 2 (1.94) 6 (7.50)
Heart disease 17 (9.29) 6 (5.83) 11 (13.75)
Renal disease 3 (1.64) 0 (0.00) 3 (3.75)
Cancer 2 (1.09) 0 (0.00) 2 (2.50)
Pneumonia (No (%)) 170 (92.90) 92 (89.32) 78 (97.50) 0.033
Bilateral involvement on chest radiographs (No (%)) 157 (85.79) 81 (78.64) 76 (95.00) 0.002
Acute respiratory distress syndrome (No (%)) 59 (32.24) 24 (23.30) 35 (43.75) 0.003
Secondary infection (No (%)) 70 (38.25) 33 (32.04) 37 (46.25) 0.050
Antiviral 108 (59.02) 46 (44.66) 62 (77.50) 0.000
Length of stay 20.00 (15.00–28.00) 17.00 (14.00–24.00) 23.00 (20.00–33.50) 0.001

Data are N (%) or median with 95% CI (IQR).

P < 0.05,

P < 0.01 versus mild liver injury cases.