Prolonged course of Paxlovid administration in a centenarian with COVID-19: A case report

Figure 1  Changes in blood routine indexes after admission: High white blood cells in the early stage of admission, and basically normal in the later stage.

Figure 2 Comparison of lung computed tomography findings. A: Chest computed tomography (CT) findings upon admission on December 29, 2022: Infectious lesions were present in both lungs with a small amount of fluid on both sides, mainly on the right side; B: Chest CT findings before the patient was discharged on January 6, 2023.

Figure 3  Changes in the patient's body temperature after admission: The patient's body temperature reached the highest 38. 9 °C on January 1, 2023, and returned to normal after January 12.

Figure 4 Ct values in this coronavirus disease 2019 patient during hospitalization. COVID-19: Coronavirus disease 2019.

Figure 5 Creatinine changes after admission. The patient's creatinine reached the highest value of 250 μmol/L on December 28, 2022, then gradually decreased, and basically recovered to normal value on January 14, 2023.

Figure 6 Comparison of the status of the patient during hospitalization and after discharge. A: Indicates the state of the patient at admission: Mental fatigue; B: Is the state of the patient before discharge: Mental fitness, able to sit and stand for half a day.