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. 2021 Nov 12;13(11):2270. doi: 10.3390/v13112270

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population with SARS-CoV-2 infection.

n = 100
Age at COVID-19 diagnosis (years) median (IQR) 46.5 (33.5, 52.8)
BMI, kg/m2 Median (IQR) 24.2 (21.9, 28.1)
Sex, n (%)
female 77 (77)
male 23 (23)
Occupation, n (%)
Physician or paramedical staff 74 (74)
Others 26 (26)
Comorbidities, n (%)
No comorbidities 53 (53)
allergy 29 (29)
hypertension 14 (14)
autoimmune diseases 13 (3)
asthma 5 (5)
cancer 3 (3)
diabetes 3 (3)
heart disease 2 (2)
Reported Symptoms, n (%)
No symptoms 16 (16)
asthenia 57 (57)
anosmia 55 (55)
muscle ache 53 (53)
fever 52 (52)
ageusia 49 (49)
headache 47 (47)
cough 44 (44)
diarrhea 35 (35)
runny nose 28 (28)
dyspnea 24 (24)
chest pain 22 (22)
skin manifestations 14 (14)
palpitations 13 (13)
Severity, n (%)
asymptomatic 16 (16)
symptomatic 74 (74)
hospitalized 10 (10)
Median (IQR) days between positive PCR and first antibody test (M2) 51 (43, 56)
Median (IQR) days between positive PCR and second antibody test (M10) 293 (287, 303)
Vaccinated (among 71 subjects with second antibody test), n (%) 36 (50.7)
One dose, n (%) 21 (29.6)
Two doses, n (%) 15 (21.1)
Median (IQR) days between vaccination (single dose) and second antibody test (M10) 15 (11, 18)
Median (IQR) days between vaccination (second dose) and second antibody test (M10) 8 (3, 10)