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. 2021 Jan 23;31(Suppl 1):S161–S169. doi: 10.4103/ijri.IJRI_377_20

Table 5.

Summarized data validation table

Serial Number Parameter Result
1 Study period February 15, 2020-July 15, 2020
2 Total number of patients suspected with clinical suspicion of COVID-19 612
3 Male : Female 383 : 229
4 Age <60 years: ≥60 years 228 : 384
5 Patients with no comorbidity 72
6 Patients with comorbidity 540
7 CURB-65 0-2 clinical criteria 564
8 CURB-65 ≥3 clinical criteria 48
9 SOFA 0-1 clinical criteria 191
10 SOFA ≥2 clinical criteria 421
11 CT suspicious for COVID-19 507
12 Total PCR SARS-CoV2 positive 481
13 1st PCR SARS-CoV2 positive 459
14 2nd PCR SARS-CoV2 positive 22
15 Total CT- PCR concordant results 564
16 Total Patients with CT (positive) results 507
17 Total Patients with CT (negative) results 105
18 Total Patients with PCR (positive) results 481
19 Total Patients with PCR (negative) results 131
20 Total CT- PCRdiscordant results 48
21 CT (positive) PCR (negative) discordant results 37
22 CT (negative) PCR (positive) discordant results 11
23 Total false-positive CT results 37
24 False-positive rate of CT findings in the current study 7.2%
25 False-positive CT results secondary to infection 26
26 False-positive CT results secondary to other viral pneumonia (Non-COVID19) 17
In 17 patients, other viral pathogens (Influenza A virus: n=4; Human metapneumovirus: n=8; Rhinovirus: n=3, non-COVID corona virus: n=2)
27 False-positive CT results secondary to bacterial pneumonia 9
In 9 patients, bacterial pathogens were mycoplasma (n=6) and Chlamydia (n=3).
28 False positive CT results secondary to alternate diagnosis 11
Seven patients had another pulmonary diagnosis (bronchiectasis (n=2), asthma (n=4), pleural effusion due to ascites (n=1)), while in 4 patients, a cardiac diagnosis (heart failure (n=3), acute coronary syndrome (n=1))