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. 2021 Mar 26;11(4):596. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics11040596

Table 1.

Baseline Demographics, clinical and laboratory characteristics. Median value (interquartile range).

Total
(n = 1955)
Training Cohort
(n = 1310)
Validation Cohort
(n = 645)
p Value
Age 69 (57–80) 70 (57–81) 68 (57–79) 0.13
Sex (Male) 1175 (60.1%) 786 (60%) 389 (60.3%) 0.93
SaO2 < 90% 441 (22.6%) 305 (23.3%) 136 (21.1%) 0.3
NLR 4.32 (2.71–7.97) 4.36 (2.73–8.05) 4.27 (2.65–7.83) 0.64
NPR 2.34 (1.65–3.35) 2.30 (1.65–3.34) 2.38 (1.66–3.38) 0.52
VNLR 0.00 (−8.88–6.36) 0.00 (−8.30–6.37) 0.00 (−9.67–6.33) 0.094
VNPR −2.85 (−9.39–0.00) −2.52 (−9.08–0.00) −3.48 (−9.99–0.00) 0.14
CRP 65.03 (24.59–130.24) 63.08 (24.54–124.39) 70.41 (24.79–140.26) 0.21
CRP NA, n (%) 30 (1.5%) 24 (1.8%) 6 (0.9%)
Exitus 290 (14.8%) 194 (14.8%) 96 (14.9%) 1
ICU 146 (7.5%) 91 (6.9%) 55 (8.5%) 0.25

Abbreviations: SaO2, oxygen saturation; NLR, neutrophil-lymphocyte ratio; NPR, neutrophil-platelets ratio; VNLR, velocity neutrophil-lymphocyte ratio; VNPR; velocity neutrophil-platelets ratio; CRP, C-reactive protein; NA, not attempted; ICU, Intensive Care Unit.