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. 2022 Jan 28;11(3):701. doi: 10.3390/jcm11030701

Table 2.

Pre-existing medical conditions, concomitant medication as well as symptoms, and laboratory and radiological findings at SARS-CoV-2 diagnosis.

Medical History N = 101
Pre-existing illnesses a
 None 54 (53)
 Mild 27 (27)
 Moderate 13 (13)
 Severe 2 (2)
Pre-existing conditions
Hypertension 3 (3)
Diabetes
 Diabetes mellitus Type I 1 (1)
 Diabetes mellitus Type II 3 (3)
 Gestational Diabetes 16 (16)
Thyroid Disease
 Hypothyroidism 5 (5)
Asthma 4 (4)
Hepatitis B 3 (3)
Others 5 (5)
Concomitant Medication
 None 63 (62)
 Antibiotics 6 (6)
 Acetylsalicylic Acid 3 (3)
 Other NSAIDs 2 (2)
 Immunosuppressive Drugs 1 (1)
 Antihypertensive Drugs 5 (5)
 Asthma Medication 1 (1)
 Antidiabetic Drugs 10 (10)
 Heparin derivative 11 (11)
 Important Others 3 (3)
 COVID-19
Symptoms b n = 99 (98)
 Number of symptoms per patient 6 (±3)
 Cough 79 (78)
 Dyspnea 84 (83)
 Malaise 77 (76)
 Fever 70 (69)
 Fatigue 57 (56)
Clinical examination—diagnostic Imaging
Imaging n = 45 (45)
 Ultrasound examination of the lungs 5 (11)
 Thoracic X-ray 31 (69)
 Thoracic CAT-Scan 14 (31)
 Thoracic MRI 2 (4)
 Radiological Findings typical for COVID-19 41 (91)

N (n%), mean (±SD), median (IQR); severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus type 2 (SARS-CoV-2), coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), computed tomography scan (CT-Scan), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). a Pre-existing comorbidities were scored by the treating physician and categorized in the registry. Mild disease was defined as pre-existing illnesses without any medical impairments, moderate disease as disease with mild dysfunctions and need for regular medication intake, and severe disease as requiring regular medical attention. b Five most frequently reported symptoms displayed.