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. 2021 Feb 4;11:3166. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-82943-5

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of patients with COVID-2019 on admission.

Patients (n = 260)
Age, years
Mean (SD), range 56.2 ± 14.9, 14–81
14–18 2 (0.8%)
18–29 12 (4.6%)
30–39 48 (18.5%)
40–49 50 (19.2%)
50–59 57 (21.9%)
60–69 53 (20.4%)
70–79 24 (9.2%)
80–82 14 (5.4%)
Sex
Male 132 (50.8%)
Female 128 (49.2%)
Exposure to huanan seafood market
Yes 39 (15%)
No 221 (85%)
Smoking history
Yes 83 (31.9%)
Chronic medical history 119 (45.8%)
Cardiovascular disease 56 (21.5%)
Cerebrovascular disease 42 (16.2%)
Digestive system disease 38 (14.6%)
Diabetes 30 (11.5%)
Chronic renal insufficiency 19 (7.3%)
Respiratory system disease 14 (5.4%)
Nervous system disease 6 (2.3%)
Malignant tumor 5 (1.9%)
Rheumatism and connective tissue disease 3 (1.2%)
First signs and symptoms
Fever 235 (90.4%)
Cough 216 (83.1%)
Dyspnoea 181 (69.6%)
Myalgia 109 (41.9%)
Sputum production 71 (27.3%)
Generalized weakness 32 (12.3%)
Headache 23 (8.8%)
Chest pain 11 (4.2%)
Diarrhea 9 (3.5%)
More than one sign or symptom 248 (95.4%)
CT findings
Unilateral pneumonia 43 (16.5%)
Bilateral pneumonia 217 (83.5%)
Multiple mottling and ground-glass opacity 31 (11.9%)