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Table 1 Clinical characteristics, support and treatment of 154 patients with COVID-19 infection

From: “H” is not for hydroxychloroquine—“H” is for heparin: lack of efficacy of hydroxychloroquine and the role of heparin in COVID-19—preliminary data of a prospective and interventional study from Brazil

COVID-19 patients

Demographics

N (%)

Gender

 

 Male

 Female

87 (56.5)

67 (43.5)

Age (years)

60.0 (21.0 − 90.0)

Systemic Arterial Hypertension

 

 No

 Yes

76 (49.4)

78 (50.6)

Type 2 diabetes mellitus

 

 No

 Yes

104 (67.6)

50 (32.5)

Obesity

 

 No

 Yes

130 (84.4)

24 (15.6)

COPD

 

 No

 Yes

148 (96.1)

6 (3.9)

Asthma

 

 No

 Yes

149 (96.8)

5 (3.2)

Kidney disease

 

 No

 Yes

141 (91.6)

13 (8.4)

Hepatic disease

 

 No

 Yes

151 (98.1)

3 (1.9)

Cardiopathy

 

 No

 Yes

141 (91.6)

13 (8.4)

Cancer

 

 No

 Yes

122 (79.2)

32 (20.8)

Autoimmune disease

 

 No

 Yes

148 (96.1)

6 (3.9)

Dyslipidemia

 

 No

 Yes

147 (95.5)

7 (4.5)

Neurologic and psychiatric disorders

 

 No

 Yes

142 (92.2)

12 (7.8)

Smoking

 

 No

 Yes

 Ex

133 (86.4)

10 (6.5)

11 (7.1)

Alcoholic

 

 No

 Yes

 Ex

147(95.5)

3 (1.9)

4 (2.6)

Comorbidities

 

 No

 Yes

18 (11.7)

136 (88.3)

Respiratory symptoms

 

 No

 Yes

26 (16.9)

128 (83.1)

ICU admission

 

 No

 Yes

37 (24.0)

117 (76.0)

Oseltamivir

 

 No

 Yes

36 (23.4)

118 (76.6)

Azithromycin

 

 No

 Yes

24 (15.6)

130 (84.4)

Hydroxychloroquine

 

 No

 Yes

59 (38.3)

95 (61.7)

Corticosteroids

 

 No

 Yes

39 (25.3)

115 (74.7)

Heparin

 

 No

 Yes

8 (5.2)

146 (94.8)

DVT

 

 No

 Yes

152 (98.7)

2 (1.3)

Endotracheal Intubation

 

 No

 Yes

109 (70.8)

45 (29.2)

Pulmonary involvement > 50%

 

 No

 Yes

 No CT

58 (37.7)

59 (38.3)

37 (24.0)

  1. COPD Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, ICU Intensive care unit, DVT Deep vein thrombosis, N number of individuals, % percentage