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. 2022 Feb 24;8:764934. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2021.764934

Table 2.

Demographics and clinical characteristics of four clusters and deceased cohort for comparison.

Characteristics
(unit; normal reference range**)
Cluster 1
(n = 1,959)
Cluster 2
(n = 2,224)
Cluster 3
(n = 1,850)
Cluster 4
(n = 1,573)
p-value Deceased cohort
Median
(IQR) or count
(within cluster %)
I. Demographics
Age
(years)
36a***
(24–50)
38b
(27–53)
51c
(38–61)
65d
(57–75)
<0.001 81
(74–87)
Sex
(Males)
285a
(14.5%)
1947b
(87.5%)
442c
(23.9%)
1023d
(65.0%)
87
(61.3%)
II. Complete blood count
White blood Cell count
(*109/L; 3.7–9.2)
6.2a
(5.2–7.5)
5.6b
(4.7–6.8)
3.8c
(3.2–4.3)
5.8d
(4.8–7.1)
<0.001 6.9
(5.1–9.0)
Neutrophil count
(*109/L; 1.7–5.8)
3.7a
(2.9–4.8)
3.3b
(2.6–4.2)
2.2c
(1.7–2.7)
4.0d
(3.2–5.3)
<0.001 4.9
(3.5–7.4)
Lymphocyte count
(*109/L; 1.0–3.1)
1.7a
(1.3–2.2)
1.5b
(1.2–2.0)
1.1c
(0.8–1.3)
1.0d
(0.7–1.3)
<0.001 1.0
(0.7–1.3)
Monocyte count
(*109/L; 0.1–0.8)
0.5a
(0.4–0.7)
0.6b
(0.4–0.7)
0.4c
(0.3–0.5)
0.5a
(0.4–0.7)
<0.001 0.6
(0.3–0.8)
Hemoglobin
(g/dL; 11.7–14.9)
13.0a
(12.1–13.6)
15.1b
(14.5–15.7)
13.2c
(12.3–13.9)
13.3c
(12.1–14.2)
<0.001 12.2
(10.7–13.4)
Hematocrit
(L/L; 0.35–0.45)
0.38a
(0.36–0.40)
0.44b
(0.43–0.46)
0.39c
(0.37–0.41)
0.39c
(0.36–0.42)
<0.001 0.36
(0.32–0.40)
III. Liver function
Albumin
(g/L; 35.0–52.0)
41.2a
(38.8–43.9)
43.0b
(40.9–45.5)
40.0c
(37.0–42.0)
36.0d
(32.0–39.0)
<0.001 34.0
(29.0–38.1)
Total bilirubin
(μmol/L; 5.0–21.0)
7.0a
(5.0–9.7)
9.5b
(7.0–12.9)
6.6c
(5.0–9.0)
8.2d
(6.2–11.3)
<0.001 8.2
(6.0–11.6)
Alanine aminotransferase
(μ/L; 0.0–34.4)
18.0a
(13.1–27.0)
29.0b
(20.0–45.0)
20.0a
(14.0–28.5)
29.0b
(20.0–44.0)
<0.001 20.8
(14.0–33.2)
Alkaline phosphatase
(μ/L; 30–120)
67a
(54–87)
69b
(58–82)
60c
(50–73)
67b
(56–84)
<0.001 72
(59–103)
IV. Kidney function
Urea
(mmol/L; 2.8–8.1)
3.4a
(2.7–4.1)
4.2b
(3.6–5.0)
3.6c
(2.9–4.3)
4.9d
(3.9–6.6)
<0.001 7.0
(5.3–10.0)
Creatinine
(μmol/L; 49.0–90.0)
57.0a
(50.8–64.0)
80.0b
(72.0–90.0)
72.0c
(62.8–84.0)
82.0d
(69.0–101.0)
<0.001 101.1
(73.0–137.7)
V. Inflammatory marker
C–reactive protein
(mg/dL; 0.0–5.0)
0.2a
(0.1–0.4)
0.3b
(0.1–0.7)
0.5c
(0.2–1.2)
3.6d
(1.6–7.2)
<0.001 3.6
(1.3–8.6)
VI. Electrolyte
Sodium
(mmol/L; 136–145)
139a
(137–140)
139a
(138–140)
139b
(137–140)
136c
(133–138)
<0.001 136
(133–140)
Potassium
(mmol/L; 3.4–4.8)
3.8a
(3.5–4.0)
3.9b
(3.6–4.1)
3.7c
(3.4–3.9)
3.8a
(3.5–4.1)
<0.001 4.0
(3.7–4.3)
Phosphate
(mmol/L; 0.88–1.45)
1.11a
(0.98–1.27)
1.07b
(0.95–1.20)
1.02c
(0.89–1.15)
0.95d
(0.83–1.09)
<0.001 1.08
(0.90–1.23)
Calcium
(mmol/L; 2.15–2.55)
2.31a
(2.25–2.38)
2.33a
(2.26–2.39)
2.22b
(2.16–2.28)
2.17c
(2.10–2.24)
<0.001 2.14
(2.06–2.25)
VII. Others
Lactate dehydrogenase
(μ/L; 0.0–246.4)
176.5a
(154.0–208.0)
182.2b
(161.0–210.0)
191.0c
(164.0–220.0)
263.0d
(212.0–350.0)
<0.001 249.0
(199.1–378.8)
Creatine kinase
(μ/L; 39–308)
67a
(49–91)
104b
(76–151)
82c
(59–120)
141d
(85–258)
<0.001 131
(71–250)
**

Most used normal reference range.

***

Each subscript letter denotes a cluster whose column proportions do not differ significantly from each other at the 0.05 significance level. The clusters with different letter are significantly different from each other at the 0.05 significance level.