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Table 3 Clinical features of CT negativeand positive patients with COVID-19

From: Atypical presentations of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) from onset to readmission

Features

CT- negative

(n=11)

CT-positive

(n=68)

P-value

Sex

  

0.807a

 Male#

6(54.5%)

38(55.9%)

 

 Female#

5(45.5%)

30(44.1%)

 

Age

29.8±11.9

43.7±13.8

0.002b*

Course of disease

2.09±2.26

2.56±2.64

0.580b

Clinical types

  

< 0.001c*

 Mild#

11(100%)

0(0.0%)

 

 Moderate#

0(0.0%)

61(89.7%)

 

 Severe#

0(0.0%)

7(10.3%)

 

Symptoms

  

0.002a*

 Symptomatic#

6(54.5%)

63(92.6%)

 

 Asymptomatic#

5(45.5%)

5(7.4%)

 

Re-detectable of RNA after discharged

 

1.00a

 Negative#

10(90.9%)

62(91.2%)

 

 Positive#

1(9.1%)

6(8.8%)

 

Hospitalization days

12.6±6.01

16.6±6.74

0.065b

Days of last RNA negative-conversion

9.73±5.80

13.2±6.53

0.105b

Days of last RNA negative-conversion category

 

0.056c

 < 7 days#

3(27.3%)

7(10.3%)

 

 7 days to 14 days#

7(63.6%)

36(52.9%)

 

 14 days to 21 days#

0(0.0%)

22(32.4%)

 

 > 21 days#

1(9.1%)

3(4.4%)

 

WBC count (×109/L)

6.22±2.24

5.31±2.45

0.249b

Lymphocyte count

2.23±1.48

1.16±0.55

0.038b*

Lymphocyte rate (%)

33.5±13.2

23.8±10.5

0.008b*

Neutrophil count(×109/L)

3.59±1.82

3.64±2.30

0.955b

Neutrophil rate (%)

57.1±13.9

65.6±14.3

0.070b

  1. Note:*Data with statistical significance. #Results are measurements with corresponding ratio in parentheses, and the remainder results are mean value with standard deviation. Pa: chi square test, Pb: student’s t test, Pc: Kruskal-Wallis H test, WBC White blood cell