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Table 2 Comparison of the characteristics of the patients who survived versus those who did not (both tocilizumab and control groups)

From: Tocilizumab improves survival in severe COVID-19 pneumonia with persistent hypoxia: a retrospective cohort study with follow-up from Mumbai, India

Variable

Survived (n = 116)

Died (n = 153)

P value

Age

52 (44–60)

55 (47–62)

0.029

Male sex

71 (61.2)

105 (68.6)

0.205

Hypertension

37 (31.9)

56 (36.6)

0.422

Diabetes

55 (47.4)

82 (53.6)

0.315

Obesity

3 (2.6)

11 (7.2)

0.092

Other comorbidities

8 (6.9)

10 (6.5)

0.907

Number of comorbidities

1 (0–1)

1 (0–2)

0.074

Category

  

0.10

 E

105 (90.5)

128 (83.7)

 

 F

11 (9.5)

25 (16.3)

 

Oxygen saturation

91 (86–93)

88 (83–92)

0.002

CRP

97.5 (63.5–159)

90 (56–136)

0.264

Respiratory rate

30 (30–36)

36 (30–40)

0.001

Serum Creatinine

1 (1–1.2)

1.3 (1–2)

0.001

SGOT

49 (37–75)

57 (42–72)

0.169

SGPT

40 (30–58)

44 (28–68)

0.977

LDH

666 (275–990)

978 (369–2000)

1.000

Ferritin

437 (293–947)

690 (369–1257)

0.364

D-dimer

1000 (1000–1927)

1411 (1000–5000)

0.079

IL-6

455 (75–984)

Not available

 

WBC counts (× 109/L)

8.9 (5.85–13.6)

8.55 (6.1–12.15)

0.799

Platelet count (×109/L)

200 (200–300)

200 (200–300)

0.314

CT CORAD

6 (6–6)

6 (6–6)

1.000

CT severity score

21 (17–24)

24 (21–25)

0.343

Thrombosis on CT

2 of 8

1 of 2

0.490

Tocilizumab

72 ((62.1)

79 (51.6)

0.088

Day of tocilizumab

3 (2–6)

3 (2–5)

0.865

Non-invasive ventilation

22 (19)

34 (22.2)

0.515

Invasive ventilation

1 (0.9)

29 (19)

0.001