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. 2022 Sep 17;53:101651. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2022.101651

Table 1.

Sample characteristics of patients after SARS-CoV-2 infection (n = 969) and matched non-COVID controls (n = 969).

Characteristic Patients Controls p
Sociodemographic
Gender >0.999
 Female 535 (55%) 535 (55%)
 Male 434 (45%) 434 (45%)
Age [years] 0.995
 18–34 278 (29%) 278 (29%)
 35–49 204 (21%) 204 (21%)
 50–64 374 (39%) 374 (39%)
 65–87 113 (12%) 113 (12%)
School education < 0.001
 < 12 years 458 (49%) 761 (79%)
 ≥12 years 485 (51%) 207 (21%)
Clinical characteristics
Pre-COVID comorbidity
 Any neuropsychiatric disease 246 (26%)
 Cardiovascular disease 282 (29%)
 Sleep apnoea 44 (5%)
 Tumour disease 15 (2%)
 Chronic kidney disease 4 (1%)
Time since SARS-CoV-2 infection
 6–9 months 470 (49%)
 9–12 months 344 (36%)
 ≥12 months 155 (16%)
Treatment setting
 Home isolation 908 (94%)
 General ward 46 (5%)
 Intensive care 15 (2%)
Number of acute COVID symptoms
 Asymptomatic 48 (5.1%)
 1–5 265 (28%)
 6–8 231 (24%)
 9–11 219 (23%)
 12–21 186 (20%)
Anaemia 74 (8%)
C-reactive protein elevation (≥5 mg/l) 77 (8%)
Depression symptom severity (PHQ-8)
 Minimal 523 (55%)
 Mild 273 (29%)
 Moderate 103 (11%)
 Moderately Severe 38 (4%)
 Severe 9 (1%)
Anxiety symptom severity (GAD-7)
 Minimal 685 (72%)
 Mild 180 (19%)
 Moderate 59 (6%)
 Severe 24 (3%)
 Sleep disturbance (PSQI ≥5) 513 (81%)