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. 2021 Nov 18;15(1):13–20. doi: 10.1016/j.jiph.2021.11.012

Table 1.

Characteristics, outcomes and laboratory results of the entire cohort without comorbidities.

Parameters Total (n = 4806) Non-death patients (n = 4705) Death patients (n = 101) P value
Demographics and clinical characteristics
Age, median(IQR), years 47.00 [36.00, 56.00] 46.00 [36.00, 56.00] 58.00 [52.00, 62.00] <.001
 18 ≤ Age ≤ 35, n(%) 1131 (23.53) 1126 (23.93) 5 (4.95) <.001
 36 ≤ Age ≤ 46, n(%) 1238 (25.76) 1230 (26.14) 8 (7.92)
 47 ≤ Age ≤ 55, n(%) 1151 (23.95) 1126 (23.93) 25 (24.75)
 56 ≤ Age ≤ 65, n(%) 1286 (26.76) 1223 (25.99) 63 (62.38)
Male gender, n(%) 2162 (44.99) 2098 (44.59) 64 (63.37) <.001
Heart rate, median(IQR), bpm 84.00 [78.00, 95.00] 84.00 [78.00, 95.00] 90.00 [80.00, 100.00] .002
Respiratory rate, median(IQR), bpm 20.00 [19.00, 21.00] 20.00 [19.00, 20.00] 23.00 [20.00, 27.00] <.001
SpO2 < 95%, n(%) 443 (12.64) 388 (11.31) 55 (72.37) <.001
Days from symptom to hospital, median(IQR) 10.00 [6.00, 19.00] 10.00 [6.00, 19.00] 9.00 [6.00, 13.00] .03
Days from symptom to discharge or death, median(IQR) 32.00 [22.00, 43.00] 32.00 [22.00, 43.00] 23.00 [16.00, 31.00] <.001
Initial symptoms, n(%)
Fever 3623 (75.38) 3542 (75.28) 81 (80.20) .31
Dyspnea 737 (15.33) 692 (14.71) 45 (44.55) <.001
Secondary outcome, n(%)
ARDS 399 (8.30) 305 (6.48) 94 (93.07) <.001
Acute liver injury 406 (8.45) 369 (7.84) 37 (36.63) <.001
Acute cardiac injury 120 (2.50) 66 (1.40) 54 (53.47) <.001
Septic shock 57 (1.19) 24 (.51) 33 (32.67) <.001
Acute kidney injury 51 (1.06) 15 (.32) 36 (35.64) <.001
Laboratory results, n(%)
Necrocytosis indicators
CK > ULNa 343 (9.06) 314 (8.49) 29 (33.33) <.001
LDH > ULNa 1255 (29.97) 1171 (28.59) 84 (91.30) <.001
Inflammatory indicators
Leukocyte count > 9.5, 10^9/L 294 (6.16) 254 (5.44) 40 (39.60) <.001
Neutrophil count > 6.3, 10^9/L 431 (9.04) 375 (8.03) 56 (55.45) <.001
Lymphocyte count < .8, 10^9/L 1458 (30.57) 1374 (29.43) 84 (83.17) <.001
CRP > ULNa 1191 (41.61) 1123 (40.24) 68 (95.77) <.001
Procalcitonin > ULNa 1024 (27.72) 961 (26.67) 63 (69.23) <.001
Liver function
ALT > 40 U/L 1015 (22.22) 981 (21.95) 34 (34.69) .004
AST > 40 U/L 762 (16.66) 706 (15.78) 56 (57.14) <.001
Albumin < LLNa 1935 (41.13) 1849 (40.16) 86 (85.15) <.001
Direct bilirubin > ULNa 414 (8.89) 367 (8.05) 47 (47.47) <.001
Kidney function
UA < LLNa 449 (9.67) 413 (9.09) 36 (36.36) <.001
BUN > ULNa 102 (2.19) 79 (1.74) 23 (23.23) <.001
Creatinine > ULNa 101 (2.18) 94 (2.07) 7 (7.22) .005
Blood glucose
Blood glucose > ULNa 1132 (25.96) 1059 (24.84) 73 (76.04) <.001
Dyslipidemia
HDL-c < LLNa 1359 (42.83%) 1314 (42.41%) 45 (60.00) .003
Coagulation function
PT > ULNa 462 (10.94) 426 (10.33) 36 (36.73) <.001
APTT > ULNa 390 (9.38) 368 (9.06) 22 (23.40) <.001
D-dimer > ULNa 1238 (30.09) 1162 (28.91) 76 (79.17) <.001

Abbreviations: IQR, interquartile range; SpO2, oxygen saturation; ARDS, acute respiratory distress syndrome; CRP, C-reactive protein; ALT, alanine transaminase; AST, aspartate transaminase; UA, uric acid; BUN, blood urea nitrogen; HDL-c, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol; CK, creatine phosphokinase; LDH, lactate dehydrogenase; PT, prothrombin time; APTT, activated partial thromboplastin time.

Data are median (IQR) and n (%).

P values were calculated by the Mann–Whitney U test for continuous variables and Fisher’s exact test or χ2 test for categorical variables.

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Upper limit of normal (ULN) and lower limit of normal (LLN) were defined according to criteria in each hospital.