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. 2021 Aug 16;11(8):1486. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics11081486

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of hospitalized patients with COVID-19.

Parameter Total Patients (n = 36)
Age, years 38.50 (31.00–44.00)
Male 21 (58.3%)
Hypertension 8 (22.22%)
Diabetes mellitus 3 (8.33%)
Body mass index, kg/m2 28.80 (23.90–40.90)
Missing, n (%) 14 (38.89%)
Time from onset of illness to hospitalization, days 6.50 (1.00–12.00)
Length of stay in hospital/ICU, days 15.50 (8.00–29.00)
SpO2, ≤93% 16 (44.44%)
Missing, n (%) 2 (5.56%)
Symptoms:
Fever 22 (61.11%)
Cough 24 (66.67%)
Sore throat 4 (11.11%)
Chest tightness or chest pain 4 (11.11%)
Fatigue 31 (86.11%)
Chills 5 (13.89%)
Dyspnea 13 (36.11%)
Myalgia 4 (11.11%)
Vomiting or nausea 3 (8.33%)
Diarrhea 4 (11.11%)
Headache 6 (16.67%)
Loss of smell or taste 7 (19.44%)
CT score:
0–1 16 (44.44%)
2 11 (30.56%)
3 6 (16.67%)
4 3 (8.33%)
ARDS: 10 (27.78%)
mild 2/10 (20.00%)
moderate 4/10 (40.00%)
severe 4/10 (40.00%)
Non-Survivors 4 (11.11%)

The data are presented as the median and interquartile range (10–90th percentiles) or as the total number and the percentage of patients with available data. ARDS—acute respiratory distress syndrome; CT—chest computed tomography score at the time of admission to hospital/ICU; SpO2—peripheral oxygen saturation. The ARDS categories are specified in accordance with the Berlin Definition [15].