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Table 1 Characteristics and medical history at enrollment (3 months after COVID-19 symptoms onset)

From: Result of one-year, prospective follow-up of intensive care unit survivors after SARS-CoV-2 pneumonia

 

Patients (n = 85)

Age, years

68.4 (60.1–72.9)

Male

67 (78.8%)

Smoking status

 

 Current smoker

1 (1.2%)

 Former smoker

49 (57.6%)

 Never smoker

35 (41.2%)

Comorbidities before SARS-CoV-2 infection

 

 Obesity

28 (32.9%)

  Class I (BMI 30–34.9)

15 (53.6%)

  Class II (BMI 35–39.9)

10 (35.7%)

  Class III (BMI ≥ 40)

3 (10.7%)

 Cardiovascular

 

  Ischemic heart disease

9 (10.6%)

  Heart failure

1 (1.2%)

  Atrial fibrillation

7 (8.2%)

  Stroke

2 (2.4%)

 Respiratory diseases

 

  COPD

7 (8.2%)

  Asthma

6 (7.1%)

  Sleep apnea

16 (18.8%)

 Other cardiovascular risk factors

 

  Hypertension

44 (51.8%)

  Diabetes

21 (24.7%)

  Dyslipidemia

27 (31.8%)

 Thromboembolic disease

 

  Deep vein thrombosis

4 (4.7%)

  Pulmonary embolism

0 (0.0%)

Intensive care unit

 

 Length of stay (days)

17 (11.0–26.5)

 Intubation

73 (85.9%)

 Neuromuscular blocking agents (N = 72)a

71 (98.6%)

 High flow oxygen therapyb

35 (41.2%)

  Before intubation

14 (16.5%)

  After intubation

29 (41.4%)

 Non-invasive ventilationb

12 (14.1%)

  Before intubation

1 (1.2%)

  After intubation

10 (14.1%)

 Prone position

62 (73.8%)

 Pulmonary embolism

20 (23.5%)

Hospital stay

 

 Length of hospitalization (days)

45 (20–62)

 In-hospital COVID-directed treatments

 

  Corticosteroids

36 (42.4%)

  Remdisivir

5 (5.9%)

  Lopinavir

9 (10.6%)

  Ritonavir

10 (11.8%)

  Hydroxychloroquine

54 (63.5%)

  Azithromycin

45 (52.9%)

  Others macrolides

55 (64.7%)

Rehabilitation post hospitalization

 

 Admission in rehabilitation units

57 (67.1%)

 Return home with rehabilitation

11 (12.9%)

 Return home without rehabilitation

17 (20.0%)

  1. Values are presented as medians (interquartile ranges) or number of patients (percentages)
  2. BMI body mass index, COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
  3. aData were unavailable for 1 the 73 intubate patients
  4. bDetails were missing for 2 patients in high-flow oxygen therapy and 1 for non-invasive ventilation