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Table 1 COVID-19 patients characteristics

From: Postoperative outcomes in surgical COVID-19 patients: a multicenter cohort study

Variables

COVID-19 patients

(n = 44)

Symptomatic

(n = 26)

Asymptomatic

(n = 18)

Demographics

 Age (years)

59 (22)

61 (24)

58 (20)

 Sex (female)

24 (55%)

13 (50%)

11 (61%)

Comorbidities

 BMI (kg·m−2)a

30 (7)

29 (5)

32 (9)

 Diabetes

11 (25%)

7 (27%)

4 (22%)

 Hypertension

23 (52%)

13 (50%)

10 (56%)

COVID-19 symptoms and treatment at surgery

 Positive test at surgery

42 (96%)

24 (92%)

18 (100%)

 Days since positive test (days)

5 [2, 19]

8 [2, 20]

3 [1, 16]

 Cough

17 (39%)

17 (65%)

0 (0%)

 Dyspnea

13 (30%)

13 (50%)

0 (0%)

 Respiratory distress

9 (21%)

9 (35%)

0 (0%)

 Fever

17 (39%)

17 (65%)

0 (0%)

 Antibiotics

24 (55%)

19 (73%)

5 (28%)

 Steroids

11 (25%)

9 (35%)

2 (11%)

Preoperative respiratory and organ dysfunction

 Oxygen

12 (27%)

11 (42%)

1 (6%)

 Mechanical ventilation

8 (18%)

8 (31%)

0 (0%)

 SOFA scoreb

0 [0, 3]

1 [0, 6]

0 [0, 1]

Surgical characteristics

 General anesthesia

28 (64%)

18 (69%)

10 (56%)

 Urgencyc

31 (71%)

19 (73%)

12 (67%)

 Major surgery

16 (36%)

9 (35%)

7 (39%)

 Blood lossd (mL)

175 [75, 500]

150 [100, 600]

250 [50, 300]

  1. Data is reported as mean (SD), as median [q1, q3] or as number of events (proportion in %)
  2. N.B. SOFA is not reported because of excessive missing values
  3. Abbreviations: BMI Body mass index, SOFA Sequential Organ Function Assessment score
  4. a 22 missing values (12 in symptomatic and 8 in asymptomatic patients)
  5. b When no bilirubin was measured preoperatively, we imputated a value of 0 for the liver component of the SOFA score. 1 missing value in each subgroup
  6. c Urgency was defined by the need to undergo a surgery within 24 h
  7. d 12 missing values (8 in symptomatic and 4 in asymptomatic patients)