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. 2021 Jun 24;54:107361. doi: 10.1016/j.carpath.2021.107361

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Fig 3: — (A) Boxplots showing median and range of CD68, CD3, CD4, and CD8 staining cells for each Patient Group. A red bracket highlights the numerous outliers of CD68+ cells in the upper quantile of the COVID-19 group, which may represent a subset of COVID-19 patients with greater myocardial inflammation. (B) Population marginal means after correction for multiple comparisons within the nested ANOVA performed on CD68+ cells. The population marginal mean of CD68+ cells is significantly higher for the COVID-19 group as compared to controls. C) Q-Q plot of CD68+ cell quantiles in the COVID-19 myocardium samples as compared to control quantiles. The relationship is non-linear at higher quantiles, indicating a difference in distribution of CD68 positivity among the COVID-19 group, with higher values at the upper quantiles.