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. 2022 Nov 8;12(11):2734. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics12112734

Table 2.

Characteristics of study participants who had a coronavirus infection, depending on the severity of the disease.

Variable COVID-19 Mild
n = 42 (41.2%)
COVID-19 Moderate and Severe, n = 60 (58.8%) p
Age, years
Me (Q1; Q3)
41.0 (34.0; 52.0) 43.0 (32.5; 52.0) 0.656
Female, (n.%) 21 (50.0) 41 (68.3) 0.062
Male, (n.%) 21 (50.0) 19 (31.7)
Urban, (n.%) 31 (73.81) 41 (68.3) 0.550
Rural, (n.%) 11 (26.19) 19 (31.7)
Smoking, (n.%) 9 (21.4) 4 (6.7) 0.028
BMI, кг/м2
Me(Q1; Q3)
27.15 (23.54; 30.34) 27.66 (24.26; 29.74) 0.980
Co, mg/g
Me (Q1; Q3)
0.011 (0.006; 0.036) 0.015 (0.006; 0.043) 0.420
Cr, mg/g
Me (Q1; Q3)
0.865 (0.528; 0.891) 0.859 (0.742; 0.908) 0.395
Cu, mg/g
Me (Q1; Q3)
6.739 (5.657; 8.444) 8.210 (6.327; 9.830) 0.024
Fe, mg/g
Me (Q1; Q3)
16.253 (12.550; 21.438) 15.815 (12.383; 26.202) 0.736
I, mg/g
Me (Q1; Q3)
0.235 (0.162; 0.346) 0.203 (0.140; 0.313) 0.428
Mn, mg/g
Me (Q1; Q3)
0.240 (0.170; 0.329) 0.267(0.172; 0.543) 0.651
Se, mg/g
Me (Q1; Q3)
0.497 (0.440; 0.576) 0.497 (0.392; 0.549) 0.357
Zn, mg/g
Me (Q1; Q3)
182.654 (154.306; 215.895) 177.761 (147.691; 212.445) 0.529