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Table 3.

Comparison of demography, symptoms, and co-morbidity between discharged and expired patients (n = 486).

	Expired (n = 94)		Discharged (n = 392)
Outcome	n	%	n	%	P value
Age (mean ± SD)	62.37 ± 12.74		51.34 ± 13.28		^∗.001^s
Sex
Male	66	70.2	240	61.2	^†.105^ns
Female	28	29.8	152	38.8
Co-morbidity
DM	44	36.4	148	40.5	^†.414^ns
HTN	49	40.5	151	41.4	^†.865^ns
IHD	11	9.1	26	7.1	^†.479^ns
CKD	8	6.6	12	3.3	^†.110^ns
BA	6	5.0	40	11.0	^†.051^ns
COPD	3	2.5	4	1.1	^†.268^ns
Carcinoma	4	3.3	8	2.2	^†.493^ns
Liver Disease	3	2.5	3	0.8	^†.152^ns
IBD	0	0.0	1	0.3	^†.564^ns
Others	1	0.8	0	0.0	^†.082^ns
Major symptoms
Fever	74	78.7	311	79.3	^†.895^ns
Cough	60	63.8	312	79.6	^†.001^s
Body ache	4	4.3	67	17.1	^†.001^s
Anosmia	1	1.1	26	6.6	^†.034^s
Diarrhea	11	11.7	78	19.9	^†.065^ns
SOB	36	38.3	152	38.8	^†.931^ns
Lethargy	6	6.4	13	3.3	^†.001^s
Chest pain	2	2.1	8	2	^†.957^ns
ICU required	81	86.2	40	10.2	^†.001^s

s = significant, ns = not significant.

BA = Bronchial Asthma, CKD = Chronic Kidney Disease, COPD = Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, DM = Diabetes Mellitus, HTN =Hypertension, IBD =Inflammatory Bowel Disease, ICU =Intensive Care Unit, IHD =Ischemic Heart Disease, SD = Standard Deviation, SOB = Shortness of Breath.

^∗

P value reached from unpaired t test.

^†

P value reached from chi-square test.