Table 2.

Demographic, clinical, laboratory details and distribution of lung involvement on chest CT of the study subjects.

Patient Characteristics	Observations (n = 60)
Demographics	Frequency
Age (years)	47.2 ± 10.7 (mean ± S.D)
Gender	Frequency
Male	40 (66.67%)
Female	20 (33.33%)
Clinical features	Frequency
Fever	54 (90.00%)
Cough	58 (96.67%)
Dyspnea	48 (80.00%)
Myalgia	30 (50.00%)
Fatigue	30 (50.00%)
Anosmia or ageusia	38 (63.33%)
Sore throat	30 (50.00%)
Clinical history	Frequency
Diabetes	20 (33.33%)
Hypertension	18 (30.00%)
CKD	6 (5.00%)
Coronary artery disease	4 (6.67%)
COPD	2 (3.33%)
Past history of tuberculosis	5 (8.33%)
Smoker	14 (23.33%)
Alcoholic	15 (25.00%)
Laboratory data	Frequency
Anaemia	9 (15.00%)
Leucocytosis	10 (16.67%)
Thrombocytopenia	7 (11.67%)
Deranged RFT	6 (5.00%)
Raised LDH	40 (66.67%)
Raised CRP	42 (70.00%)
Raised procalcitonin	30 (50.00%)
Raised ferritin	34 (56.66%)
Raised troponin T	24 (40.00%)
Raised d-dimer	32 (53.33%)
Duration from:	Days
Symptom to CT scan	11.2 ± 2.2 (mean ± S.D)
RT-PCR to CT scan	8 ± 2.5 (mean ± S.D)
Distribution of lung abnormalities	Frequency
Bilateral	60 (100%)
Peripheral	38 (63.33%)
Diffuse	18 (30.00%)
Random	4 (6.67%)
RUL	46 (76.67%)
RML	52 (86.67%)
RLL	60 (100%)
LUL	46 (76.67%)
LLL	54 (90.00%)

Abbreviations: SDCT = Standard dose computed tomography, ULDCT = Ultra low dose computed tomography, S.D = Standard deviation, CKD = Chronic kidney disease, COPD = Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, WBC = White blood cell count, RFT = Renal function test, LDH = lactate dehydrogenase, CRP = C-reactive protein, RT-PCR- Real time-reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction, RUL = Right upper lobe, RML = Right middle lobe, RLL = Right lower lobe, LUL = Left upper lobe, LLL = Left lower lobe.