Table 1 Demographics and clinical characteristics for patients with COVID-19 and pneumothorax
From: Pneumothorax in COVID-19 disease- incidence and clinical characteristics
| Patient/Sex/Age. yr | Characteristics of Baseline CT Scan | Risk Factor for PTX | Time to onset, days | Size of PTX | Chest Tube | Interval until Resolution, days | Outcomes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/M/49 | Patchy GGOs and consolidations in peripheral distribution bilaterally | None | 11 | Large | Yes | 0.5 | Died |
| 2/M/59 | Patchy GGOs, consolidations and crazy paving pattern in peripheral distribution bilaterally | Mechanical Ventilation | 12 | Yes | 7–13 | Survived | |
| 3/F/81 | Extensive GGO’s and consolidative changes bilaterally with predominant consolidation in the RUL | None | 9 | Moderate | Yes | 3–14 | Died |
| 4/F/45 | Extensive bilateral consolidative and ground glass opacities | Mechanical Ventilation | 1 | Small | Yes | 1 | Survived |
| 5/F/47 | Bilateral consolidations and ground glass opacities. | Mechanical Ventilation | 12 | Small | Yes | 1 | Died |
| 6/F/76 | Bilateral basilar consolidations |
Mechanical ventilation ILD | 21 | Large | Yes | 1 | Died |