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. 2022 Nov 15;2(3-4):96–107. doi: 10.1007/s44231-022-00018-z

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics in all patients with COVID-19/HIV- coinfection

Variables Total (n = 12)
Gender (n, %)
 Male 8 (67%)
 Female 4 (33%)
Age (y), median (Q1, Q3) 48 (33·5, 51)
Complete Blood Count, median (Q1, Q3)
 WBC (× 109/L) 3·56 (2·96, 5·26)
 Neutrophils (× 109/L) 2·48 (1·73, 2·81)
 Lymphocytes (× 109/L) 1·19 (0·76, 1·65)
 Monocytes (× 109/L) 0·31 (0·21, 0·40)
 Eosinophils (× 109/L) 0·09 (0·02, 0·17)
 Basophils (× 109/L) 0·02 (0·01, 0·03)
 Hemoglobin (g/L) 121·5 (94·75, 128·75)
 Platelet (× 109/L) 157 (134, 207)
 d-Dimmer 1·075 (0·4075, 1·590)
Coexisting disorders (n, %)
 AIDS 12 (100%)
 Hepatitis B 1 (8%)
 Hepatitis C 2 (17%)
 Syphilis 1 (8%)
 Hypertension 1 (8%)
 Diabetes 2 (17%)
 Renal insufficiency 2 (17%)
 NTM 1 (8%)
Vaccination (n, %)
 Yes 0 (0%)
 No 12 (100%)
Admission clinical classification (n, %)
 Mild 7 (58%)
 Moderate 5 (42%)
 Severe 0 (0%)
 Critical 0 (0%)
Treatment—no, %
 Oxygen inhalation 2 (17%)
 Chinese medicine 12 (100%)
 Antiretroviral treatment (ART) 12 (100%)
 Low molecular weight heparins calcium 10 (83%)
 Intravenous immunoglobulin 7 (58%)
 Azvudine 6 (50%)
 Thymalfasin 11 (92%)
 Convalescent plasma 6 (50%)
 Combined medication of BRII/196 and BRII/198 8 (67%)
 IFN-α 1 (8%)
 IL-2 6 (50%)
Clinical outcome
 Hospital discharge 11 (92%)
 Death 0 (0%)

AIDS Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, NTM nontuberculous mycobacteria; IFN interferon, IL interleukin