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. 2021 Dec 10;8:784429. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2021.784429

Table 2.

Biochemical and metabolic profiles of patients with COVID-19.

All Patients (n = 145) Non-Obese
(n = 78)
Obese (n = 67) P value Non-ICU (n = 89) ICU-survivor
(N = 39)
ICU-Death (N = 17) P value
Cholesterol, mg·dL−1 184.2 (156–216) 182.0 (157–206) 188.6 (154–226) 0.157 183.6 (157–209) 200.5 (156–232) 183.8 (155–212) 0.435
Triglyceride, mg·dL−1 136.2 (111–185) 125.4 (106–156) 177.0 (121–223) <0.001 130.7 (110–175)b 181.2 (131–211) 125.0 (102–137)b 0.001
HDL-c, mg·dL−1 28.1 (24–33) 28.3 (24–33) 28.0 (24–33) 0.818 28.5 (25–35) 27.2 (24–32) 25.6 (20–33) 0.137
Non-HDL-c, mg·dL−1 153.4 (125–186) 147.4 (122–178) 160.5 (126–195) 0.140 148.0 (123–177) 175.1 (125–201) 160.5 (129–185) 0.217
Insulin, μU·mL−1 32.4 (20–46) 32.3 (22–45) 34.5 (18–48) 0.530 34.3 (21–46) 35.0 (19–47) 25.4 (15–44) 0.551
Glucose, mg·dL−1 90.9 (79–109) 88.5 (80–106) 96.5 (79–113) 0.295 88.8 (80–103) 98.2 (79–120) 97.5 (83–111) 0.187
HOMA-IR 7.7 (4–12) 7.2 (5–12) 9.1 (4–12) 0.986 7.3 (4–12) 9.4 (5–13) 6.2 (3–11) 0.417
Cortisol nmol·L−1 6.6 (2–16) 5.7 (2–10) 10.2 (6–49) <0.001 6.7 (3–12) 8.3 (3–48) 48.9 (4–50) 0.065

Values are presented as median and interquartile range (Q1–Q3). Mean difference: Mann-Whitney test.

Intensive care contained discharged and dead patients.