Retrospective Study
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World J Clin Cases. Mar 16, 2022; 10(8): 2404-2419
Published online Mar 16, 2022. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v10.i8.2404
Table 1 Clinical features of patients with coronavirus disease 2019 at admission (n = 16)
Variable

Age (yr)34 (25, 53)
≥ 603 (18.7%)
50-592 (12.5%)
40-492 (12.5%)
≤ 399 (56.3%)
Gender
Male7 (43.8%)
Female9 (56.3%)
Exposure history
Living in Wuhan7 (43.8%)
Exposure to infected patients8 (50%)
Unknown origin1 (6.2%)
Number of new cases
Jan 25 to Jan 31, 20206 (37.5%)
Feb 5 to Feb 10, 202010 (62.5%)
Time (d)
Interval from onset to admission4 (2, 6)
Hospital stay17 (14, 20)
Symptoms
Fever13 (81.3%)
Fatigue10 (62.5%)
Dry cough13 (37.5%)
Cough and expectoration13 (37.5%)
Anorexia4 (25%)
Headache3 (18.7%)
Pharyngalgia2 (12.5%)
Running nose2 (12.5%)
Chill2 (12.5%)
Muscle soreness2 (12.5%)
Diarrhea1 (6.3%)
Chest distress1 (6.3%)
Underlying disease
Hypertension2 (12.5%)
Diabetes2 (12.5%)
Cardiovascular disease1 (6.3%)
Cerebrovascular disease1 (6.3%)
Bronchitis1 (6.3%)
Treatments
Antiviral treatment16 (100%)
Traditional Chinese Medicine16 (100%)
Recombinant human interferon16 (100%)
High-flow oxygen therapy9 (56.3%)
Anticoagulant treatment6 (37.5%)
Digestant5 (31.3%)
Antibiotic treatment4 (25%)
Glucocorticoids3 (18.7%)
Intensive care unit2 (12.5%)
Immunoglobulin1 (6.3%)