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. 2022 Oct 31;11(11):1272. doi: 10.3390/pathogens11111272

Table 2.

Characteristics of COVID-19 positive study patients (in-hospital stay).

Patients, n n = 387
AKI 119/387 (30.7%)
AKI stage 1 74/118 (62.7%)
AKI stage 2 26/118 (22%)
AKI stage 3 18/118 (15.2%)
Respiratory support:
Low flow oxygen delivery, n 202/387 (52.2%)
High flow oxygen delivery, n 192/387 (49.6%)
Mechanical ventilation, n 72/387 (18.6%)
Clinical manifestations (and adverse events)
during hospital stay:
SARS-CoV-2 -related pneumonia, n 372/387 (96.1%)
Anaemia, n 11/387 (2.8%)
Atrial fibrillation, n 8/387 (2.0%)
Haemodialysis, n 6/387 (1.5%)
Ischemic stroke, n 2/387 (0.05%)
Multi-organ failure, n 10/387 (2.6%)
Pleural effusion, n 3/387 (0.07%)
Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES), n 2/387 (0.05%)
Sepsis, n 67/387 (17.3%)
Thrombosis, n 23/387 (5.9%)
Urinary tract infection (UTI), n 2/387 (0.05%)
Concurrent medical therapy:
ACEIs and/or ARBs, n 140/386 (36.3%)
Antibiotics, n 319/386 (82.6%)
Antivirals, n 147/386 (82.6%)
Diuretics, n 133/386 (34.4%)
FANS, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, n 87/387 (22.4%)
Glucocorticoids, n 159/385 (41.3%)
Heparin, n 326/386 (84.4%)
Hydroxychloroquine, n 342/385 (88.8%)