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. 2022 Mar 17;13:833679. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2022.833679

TABLE 1.

Characteristics of patients who experienced AKI.

COVID-19 with DM (n = 168) All COVID-19 (n = 1,096)
Age, years, median (Q1–Q3) 66 (60–72) 65 (54–73)
Sex, number (%)
 Female 59 (35.12) 306 (27.92)
 Male 102 (60.71) 671 (61.22)
 Not reported 7 (4.17) 119 (10.86)
Type of reporter, number (%)
 Health professional 160 (95.24) 989 (90.24)
 Non-health professional 7 (4.17) 49 (4.47)
 Unknown 1 (0.60) 58 (5.29)
Reporting country, number (%)
 First US/123 (73.21) US/713 (65.05)
 Second FR/10 (5.95) FR/74 (6.75)
 Third BR/9 (5.34) ES/68 (6.20)
 Time-to-onset, days, IQR (Q1–Q3) 2 (1–6) 3 (1–6)
Outcome of event a , number (%)
 Death 55 (32.74) 312 (28.47)
 Life-threatening 46 (27.38) 221 (20.16)
 Hospitalization (initial or prolonged) 70 (41.67) 501 (45.71)
 Disability 6 (3.58) 31 (2.83)
 Required intervention to prevent permanent impairment/damage 1 (0.60) 14 (1.28)
 Congenital anomaly 0 6 (0.55)
 Other serious events 111 (66.07) 689 (62.86)
“PS” drugs prescribed for COVID-19 involved, number (%)
 Remdesivir 109 (64.88) 444 (40.51)
 Tocilizumab 10 (5.95) 38 (3.47)
 Hydroxychloroquine 8 (4.76) 117 (10.68)
 Lopinavir/Ritonavir 0 70 (6.39)

AKI: acute kidney injury; COVID-19: coronavirus disease 2019; DM: diabetes mellitus; IQR: interquartile range; PS: primary suspect; US: united states; FR: france; BR: brazil; ES: espana.

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A report may have one or more outcomes.

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