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. 2021 Jul 20;10(14):3196. doi: 10.3390/jcm10143196

Table 1.

Demographics, clinical characteristics and ultrasound severity classification of patients included.

Demographics and
Clinical Characteristics
Number of Patients (n = 96)
Gender (n (%))
Male 53 (55.2%)
Female 43 (44.8%)
Age (mean ± SD); (n (%))
Mean age (years) 55.79 ± 13.3
20–35 years 8 (8.3%)
35–50 years 21 (21.8%)
50–65 years 45 (46.8%)
65–80 years 19 (19.7%)
≥80 years 3 (3.1%)
Medical History (n (%))
Hypertension 29 (30.2%)
Diabetes mellitus 10 (10.4%)
Overweight or obesity 54 (56.2%)
Chronic heart disease 8 (8.3%)
COPD/asthma 16 (16.6%)
Therapy received during hospitalization (n (%))
Corticosteroids 71 (73.9%)
Antibiotics 65 (67.7%)
Tocilizumab (anti-interleukin 6) 34 (35.4%)
Anakinra (anti-interleukin 1) 3 (3.1%)
Classification according to Severity (n (%))
No ARDS (PaFi ≥ 300 mmHg) 22 (22.9%)
Mild ARDS (PaFi 200–299 mmHg) 11 (11.4%)
Moderate ARDS (PaFi 100–199 mmHg) 37 (38.5%)
Severe ARDS (PaFi < 100 mmHg) 26 (27%)
Complications during hospitalization and follow-up
NIMV 15 (15.6%)
PE 14 (14.6%)
Heart failure 4 (4.1%)
IMV 6 (6.2%)

ARDS: Acute respiratory distress syndrome; COPD: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; IMV: Invasive mechanical ventilation; NIMV: Non-invasive mechanical ventilation; PaFi: PaO2/FiO2; PE: Pulmonary embolism.