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Table 2 Laboratory findings, corticosteroid usage, and hospital course in patients with SARS-CoV-2 pneumonia

From: Clinical features and predictors for patients with severe SARS-CoV-2 pneumonia at the start of the pandemic: a retrospective multicenter cohort study

 

Non-severe (n = 35)

Severe (n = 23)

P value

Laboratory findings

 WBCs count, × 109 /L

5·1 (1·9)

5·9 (4·1)

0·3

 Lymphocyte count, × 109 /L

1·3 (0·4)

0·9 (0·4)

0·0

 C-reactive protein, mg/L

4·5 (0·6–10·9)

16·8 (3·9–55·8)

0·0

 D-dimer, mg/L

90·0 (45·5–180·0)

154·0 (113·3–470·5)

0·1

 ALT level, IU/L

20·9 (8·9)

28·3 (22·4)

0·1

 AST level, IU/L

24·0 (6·3)

31·0 (13·3)

0·0

Corticosteroid usage

  

0·0

 Yes

11 (31·4%)

14 (60·9%)

 

 No

24 (68·6%)

9 (39·1%)

 

Hospital course

 Time from onset of illness to antiviral treatment, days

3·0 (1·0–7·0)

4·0 (2·0–6·0)

0·6

 Clinical recovery time, days

8·3 (4·7)

12·9 (4·4)

0·0

 Time of virus nucleic acid turn to negative, days

11·8 (5·0)

15·7 (6·7)

0·0

 Hospitalization duration, days

14·4 (4·3)

20·7 (1·2)

0·0

  1. Abbreviations: WBCs, white blood cell counts; ALT, Alanine aminotransferase; AST, Aspartate Aminotransferase