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. 2023 Mar 5;31:100359. doi: 10.1016/j.jctube.2023.100359

Table 1.

The table provides demographic and clinical data of COVID-TB patients.

Characteristics of patients Number of patients (%)
Mean age in years 50 ± 15
Male 76.36
Female 23.64
Asthma 15.1
Diabetes 18.1
Hypertension 13.9
Liver diseases (hepatitis B & C) 4.2
Whooping cough 92.1
Dyspnea 80
Flu 6.6
Sore throat 81.8
Vomiting 78.78
Weight loss 73.9
Chest pain 91.5
Body aches 72.7
Loss of taste 10.3
Loss of appetite 86
Difficulty in walking 83.6
Fever (38 °C–39.5 °C) 80
Heart rate >95 beats per mint 52.1
Lymphocytopenia 90.9
Neutrophilia 89.6
Infected by asymptomatic carrier 61.2
Infected by presymptomatic carrier 26.5
Aged (≥50-years) 60.6
Young (<50-years) 39.4
Mortality in patients aged ≥ 50-years 20
Mortality in patients aged < 50-years 8.4
Urban area COVID-19 cases 74.5
Rural area COVID-19 cases 25.45
Died 18.78
Recovered 81.2



Laboratory indices Mean (Interquartile range) Reference values

WBC 14e103 (8–34 e103/µl) 4–11 e103/µl
RBC 4e106 (3–7.5 e106/µl) 4–6 e106/µl
Platelets 240e103(210–390 e103/µl) 150–450 e103/µl
Neutrophils 82.51 (70–98%) 40–75%
Lymphocytes 10.36 (6–14%) 20–45%
Monocytes 1.52 (0.8–10%) 2–10%
Eosinophils 0.29 (0.2–0.5%) 0–0.6%
D-dimer 3306 (430–8500 ng/ml) 200 ng/ml
LDH 1463 (350–2680 U/L) 91–180 U/L
Ferritin 1671 (510–2200 ng/ml) 30–400 ng/ml
CK 1348 (90–3033 U/L) 40–175 U/L
ESR 98.94 (70–120 mm/h) 1–20 mm/h
ALT 124 (17–310 U/L) 10–50 U/L
ALP 126.5 (45–290 U/L) 40–130 U/L
CRP 33 (8–45 mg/L) <6.0 mg/L
Troponin-I 0.87 (0.7–1.5 ng/ml) <0.6 ng/ml
Blood urea 23.5 (18–55 mg/dl) 18–45 mg/dl
Creatinine 0.98 (0.7–1.5 mg/dl) 0.5–1.08 mg/dl