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. 2022 Feb 3;24(3):295–302. doi: 10.1007/s11912-022-01207-1

Table 1.

Mortality and severe COVID-19 disease in pediatric oncology patients with COVID-19

Patients
(N)
Deaths
(N)
Severe COVID
(N)
Location
[Reference]
Publication date
33 0 *5 (15%) France [6] May-2020
37 1 (3%) *5 (14%) France [15] Nov-2020
59 0 No ICU/oxygen mentioned Pakistan [16] April 2021
7

3 (43%)

(1 related to cancer progression)

3 (43%) Egypt [17] Oct-2020
57 2 (4%) 6 (11%) Texas [18] Mar-2021
20 0

0

(4 hospitalized)

New York [19] May-2020
16 0 4 (25%) New York [20] Jun-2020
6 0 0 [7] Jun-2020
10 0 0 Italy [8] Jun-2020
98 4** (4%) 7 (7%) New York/New Jersey [3] Dec-2020
18 0 0 Russia [21] May-2021
1749 65 (3.7%) 152 (8.7%) 50 countries worldwide [2] Sept 2021
29 0 0 Italy [9] Jul-2020
19 0 2 required oxygen (11%) Madrid [10] May-2020
10 0 0 Saudi Arabia [22] Nov-2020
20

4

(20%)

3 ICU (15%) Iran [23] Jul-2021
33 5 (15%)*** 7 (21%) Columbia [24] May-2021
38 3 (8%)*** 2 ICU (5%) Mexico [25] Dec-2020
47 2 11 (23%) Spain [26] Jul-2020
15 0 1 (7%) India [27] Nov-2020
37 0 14 (38%) India [28] Mar-2021
1196 51 (4.3%) 83 (7%) USA [1] Sept 2021
Total: 3554 140 (4%) 305 (9%)

*Appear to be same data set in two different papers

**Deaths not attributed to COVID-19

***Part of the cohort death not attributed to COVID-19