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. 2022 Dec 16;11(24):4096. doi: 10.3390/cells11244096

Table 4.

Prevalence of male and female patients in the COVID-19 clinical categories according to age.

Female Male
Total (n = 2585) Age < 50 y (n = 289) Age ≥ 50 y (n = 765) Age < 50 y (n = 317) Age ≥ 50 y (n = 1214)
COVID Outcome Scale, No. (%)
Cat. 1 (Death) 164 (6.34) 2 (0.69) 68 (8.89) ** 1 (0.32) 93 (7.66) **
Cat. 2 (Invasive mechanical ventilation) 180 (6.96) 6 (2.08) 36 (4.71) * 23 (7.26) ° 115 (9.47) °
Cat. 3 (CPAP/BiPAP) 584 (22.59) 24 (8.30) 163 (21.31) ** 55 (17.35) ° 342 (28.17) **
Cat. 4 (Hospitalized, receiving supplemental low-flow oxygen) 850 (32.88) 37 (12.8) 291 (38.04) ** 79 (24.92) ° 443 (36.49) **
Cat. 5 (Hospitalized, not receiving supplemental oxygen) 347 (13.42) 58 (20.07) 96 (12.55) * 63 (19.87) 130 (10.71) **
Cat. 6 (Not hospitalized) 460 (17.79) 162 (56.6) 111 (14.49) ** 96 (30.28) ° 91 (7.5) **,°

* p < 0.05 vs. female age < 50 with Fisher exact test. ** p < 0.001 vs. age < 50 same-sex with Fisher exact test. ° p < 0.001 vs. same age female with Fisher exact test. The percentage reported in the first column refers to the whole cohort (n = 2586). The one reported in the other columns refers to the group of patients with their age and sex reported in the corresponding column.