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Table 1 Distribution of patients according to demographic features, clinico-laboratory data, O2 requirements, and therapy

From: COVID-19-induced vascular angiopathy: CTPA signs in critically ill patients other than acute pulmonary embolism and high-lung opacity scores

Demographic features (N-%)

Clinical data (N-%)

Laboratory profile (N-%)

O2 status and needs (N-%)

• Age

• Duration (time interval)

• D-dimer

• O2 saturation at room air

- <45

18 (24.7%)

- 2nd week

20 (27.4%)

- Normal

6 (8.2%)

- 80%: < 93%

55 (75.3%)

- ≥45

55 (75.3%)

- 3rd week

22 (30.1%)

- High without PE

43 (58.9%)

- < 80%

18 (24.7%)

- Mean ± SD

53.3 ± 13.5

- 4th week

28 (38.4%)

- High with PE

24 (32.9%)

• O2 requirements:

- (Min.–Max.)

(18–88)

- 2nd month

3 (4.1%)

- Mean

1574.1

- High flow nasal O2:

58 (79.5%)

    

- SD

1392.2

- Mechanical ventilation:

15 (21.5%)

• Sex

• Symptoms

• CRP

  

- Male

53 (72.6%)

- Dyspnea

63 (86.3%)

- Normal

7 (9.6%)

  

- Female

20 (27.4%)

- Fever

61 (83.6%)

- High

66 (90.4%)

  
  

- Cough

54 (74%)

- Mean

7.8

  
  

- Chest pain

8 (11%)

- SD

7.3

  
  

- GIT-related

16 (21.9%)

• Lymphocytic count

  
  

• Lung co-morbidities

- Normal

3 (4.1%)

  
  

- Asthma

4 (66.7%)

- Low

70 (95.9%)

  
  

- Emphysema

2 (33.3%)

    
  

• General co-morbidities

   
  

- Hypertension

32 (43.8%)

    
  

- Diabetes

25 (34.2%)

    
  

- Lymphoma

1 (1.4%)