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. 2021 Jun 5;156(11):541–546. doi: 10.1016/j.medcle.2020.12.020

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of COVID-19 patients included in the study.

N = 80
Demographic data
 Age, years (mean [SD]) 54.8 (9.2)
 Gender, male (n[%]) 37 (46.3)
 Birthplace, Spain (n[%]) 46 (57.5)



Medical history
 Current smoker (n[%]) 4 (5.0)
 Arterial hypertension (n[%]) 20 (25.0)
 Diabetes mellitus (n[%]) 6 (7.5)
 Dyslipidemia (n[%]) 21 (26.3)
 Obesity (n[%]) 8 (10.0)
 Chronic respiratory disease (n[%]) 10 (12.5)
 Heart disease (n[%]) 2 (2.5)



Clinical data
 Time from symptoms onset, days (median [IQR]) 7.0 (6.0–10.0)
 Oxygen saturation, % (median [IQR]) 96 (4)
 Oxygen saturation < 92% (n[%]) 6 (8)
 Chest X-ray, consolidation (n[%]) 52 (65.0)
 Severity by WHO (n[%])
  Score 1–2 41 (51.3)
  Score 3 15 (18.8)
  Score ≥ 4 24 (30.0)



Laboraroty data
 Lymphocytes × 103/μL (median [IQR]) 1.1 (0.8–1.4)
 Lymphocytes < 0.1 × 103/μL (n[%]) 29 (36.3)
 C-reactive protein, mg/dl (median [IQR]) 6.5 (2.1, 12.0)
 C-reactive protein > 10 mg/dl (n[%]) 25 (31.3)
 D-Dimer, ng/ml (median [IQR]) 613.0 (364.0, 1036.0)
 D-Dimer > 500 ng/ml (n[%]) 48 (60.0)
 LDH, U/L (median [IQR]) 615.0 (472.0, 823.0)
 LDH > 500 U/L (n[%]) 51 (63.8)

*SD: standard deviation; IQR: interquartil range; WHO: World Health Organization; LDH: lactate dehydrogenase.