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. 2020 Dec 1;36(1):1–10. doi: 10.3904/kjim.2020.329

Table 4.

Univariable and multivariable Cox regression analyses to evaluate the probability for prolonged negative conversion in mild coronavirus disease 2019 patients

Variable Univariable analysis p value Multivariable analysis p value
HR 95% CI HR 95% CI
Age ≥ 65 yr 7.97 1.08–5.91 0.042 4.21 0.47–38.05 0.200
Female sex 1.10 0.60–2.02 0.755 - - -
Body mass index ≥ 25 kg/m2 1.09 0.33–3.55 0.887 1.54 0.44–5.38 0.498
Current smoker 1.35 0.53–3.45 0.535 - - -
Household contact 9.49 1.27–70.82 0.028 4.34 0.55–34.48 0.165
Hypertension 2.28 0.88–5.87 0.088 1.23 0.36–4.19 0.738
Diabetes mellitus 1.44 0.44–4.69 0.550 - - -
Cardiopulmonary disease 3.80 0.52–28.07 0.190 - - -
Abnormality in sense of smell and taste 0.28 0.14–0.57 < 0.001 0.32 0.15–0.68 0.003
Myalgia 1.09 0.58–2.06 0.782 - - -
Sore throat 1.29 0.70–2.36 0.418 - - -
Cough 1.66 0.90–3.06 0.102 - - -
Sputum 2.73 1.37–5.47 0.004 1.86 0.88–3.92 0.102
Chest discomfort 1.60 0.49–5.19 0.433 - - -
Dyspnea 4.23 0.58–31.07 0.157 - - -
Fever 1.37 0.72–2.62 0.340 - - -
Rhinorrhea or nasal obstruction 0.74 0.39–1.38 0.340 - - -
Diarrhea 2.07 0.91–4.70 0.082 0.93 0.34–2.53 0.881
No symptoms 0.24 0.03–1.79 0.166 - - -
Pneumonia development during hospitalization 2.73 1.20–6.21 0.016 2.90 1.06–7.97 0.039

HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval.