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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of individuals by cohorts

From: Development and validation of an online model to predict critical COVID-19 with immune-inflammatory parameters

Characteristics Training cohort Internal validation cohort External validation cohort
(N = 111) (N = 111) (N = 228)
Demographics
 Age, years 62 (54.5-72) 64 (52-70.5) 63 (50-70)
 Sex
  Female 65 (58.56%) 53 (47.75%) 116 (50.88%)
  Male 46 (41.44%) 58 (52.25%) 112 (49.12%)
Clinical characteristics
 Comorbidity number 1 (0-2) 1 (1-2) 1 (0-2)
 Comorbidity
  Hypertension 40 (36.04%) 52 (46.85%) 86 (37.72%)
  Diabetes 21 (18.92%) 26 (23.42%) 41 (17.98%)
  Coronary heart disease 6 (5.41%) 12 (10.81%) 16 (7.02%)
  Tumor 8 (7.21%) 12 (10.81%) 17 (7.46%)
  COPD 1 (0.9%) 2 (1.8%) 2 (0.88%)
Symptoms at admission
 Fever 97 (87.39%) 90 (81.08%) 166 (72.81%)
 Temp (max) ≥ 39 °C 28 (25.23%) 24 (21.62%) 45 (19.74%)
 Cough 78 (70.27%) 79 (71.17%) 170 (74.56%)
 Dyspnea 56 (50.45%) 51 (45.95%) 88 (38.6%)
 Sputum 44 (39.64%) 49 (44.14%) 108 (47.37%)
 Fatigue 48 (43.24%) 49 (44.14%) 56 (24.56%)
 Diarrhea 31 (27.93%) 34 (30.63%) 35 (15.35%)
 Myalgia 23 (20.72%) 36 (32.43%) 34 (14.91%)
 Nausea or vomiting 3 (2.7%) 7 (6.31%) 2 (0.88%)
Vital status
 Critical illness 12 (10.81%) 16 (14.41%) 25 (10.96%)
 Noncritical illness 99 (89.19%) 95 (85.59%) 203 (89.04%)
Follow-up
 Time to critical illness, days 25 (14.5-34) 25 (10-30.5) 18.5 (11.75-30.25)
  1. Continuous variables were presented as median (interquartile ranges [IQR]) while categorical variables as counts and percentages (%)
  2. COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
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