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. 2022 Mar 22;9:834354. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2022.834354

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 and discharged alive who consented to follow up interview.

Value
Total, N 456
Female, N (%) 168 (36.8%)
Age, mean (SD) 59.4 (14.1)
Age, range ( N , %)
18–44 62 (13.6%)
45–64 225 (49.3%)
≥65 169 (37.1%)
Ethnicity, N (%)
Caucasian 377 (87.7%)
Other 53 (12.3%)
Comorbidities, N (%)
Respiratory diseases 52 (11.7%)
Cardiovascular diseases 188 (42.2%)
Nephropathies 16 (3.4%)
GI diseases and hepatopathies 37 (8.3%)
Rheumatological diseases 10 (2.3%)
Metabolic diseases 81 (18.2%)
Neurologic diseases 20 (4.5%)
Cancer 16 (3.6%)
SOT and HSCT 5 (1.1%)
Number of comorbidities, N (%)
0 176 (40.4%)
1–2 197 (45.2%)
≥3 63 (14.5%)
Symptoms at COVID-19 onset, N (%)
Respiratory symptoms 364 (80.4%)
Systemic symptoms* 412 (90.4%)
Neurologic symptoms 64 (14.4%)
GI symptoms 85 (18.8%)
Number of symptoms at COVID-19 onset, median (IQR) 3 (2–4)
Hospitalization length, median (IQR) 12 (6–21)
Hospitalization length, N (%)
<14 days 242 (53.1%)
≥14 days 214 (46.9%)
ICU admission, N (%) 46 (10.4%)
Destination after discharge, N (%)
Home 378 (84.4%)
Rehab facility/Long-term care 70 (15.6%)
Complications during hospital stay, N (%) 250 (55.0%)
Severity scale, N (%)
1 (H, no oxygen required) 136 (30.2%)
2 (H, O2 max Venturi Mask) 224 (49.7%)
3 (H, HFNC or CPAP or NIV) 91 (20.2%)