Table 1 Sociodemographic, clinical, and general characteristics of the pneumonic process caused by COVID-19 in the patients included in the study
Variables | Total |
|---|---|
Demografics and clinics before admission | N = 194 |
Male sex, N (%), | 114 (55.8) |
Age, years | 62 (51.5–71) |
Body mass index (Kg/m2) | 29 (26–32) |
Previous and current smoker, N (%) | 78 (40.2) |
History of chronic cardiopathy, N (%) | 36 (18.6) |
History of diabetes, N (%) | 21 (10.8) |
History of hypertension, N (%) | 71 (36.6) |
History of COPD, N (%) | 13 (6.7) |
History of chronic kidney failure, N (%) | 6 (3.1) |
ECOG score | 1 (1–2) |
ECOG score ≥ 2, N (%) | 51 (26.2) |
In relation to the pneumonic process | N = 194 |
Bilateral radiographic involvement, N (%) | 149 (76.8) |
Oxygen saturation at hospital admission | 92 (89–97) |
Pneumonia Severity Index | 61 (50–71) |
Pneumonia Severity Index ≥ 3, N (%) | 62 (31.9) |
ICU admission, N (%) | 33 (17) |
Invasive mechanical ventilation, N (%) | 26 (13.4) |
Maximum level of lactate deshydrogenase (U/L) | 294 (230–386.5) |
Maximum level of D-dimer (ng/mL) | 1040 (486.5–2544.5) |
Length of stay (days) | 7 (4–13.2) |