Table 1 Patient data table

From: Chronic inflammation, neutrophil activity, and autoreactivity splits long COVID

Characteristics

PASC patients (n = 97)

Uncomplicated COVID recovery (n = 26)

Sex

Female

71 (73%)

10 (50 %)

Male

26 (27%)

13 (50%)

Age, mean (range)

50 (21–81)

40 (24–70)

20–39 years

16 (17%)

15 (58%)

40–59 years

60 (63%)

8 (31%)

60–79 years

18 (19%)

3 (12%)

>80 years

1 (1%)

0 (0%)

Race/ethnicity

African American/Black

57 (59%)

7 (27%)

White

27 (27%)

14 (54%)

Hispanic

7 (7%)

2 (8%)

Asian

2 (2%)

3 (12%)

Unknown

4 (4%)

0 (0%)

Acute COVID-19 severity

Asymptomatic

0

0

Outpatient

57 (59%)

23 (88%)

Hospitalized

37 (39%)

3 (12%)

ICU-admitted

3 (3%)

0

Collection DPSO. Mean (range)

140 (22–446)

110 (18–304)

0–3 months

39 (41%)

13 (50%)

3–6 months

34 (36%)

8 (31%)

6–12 months

20 (21%)

5 (19%)

>12 months

2 (2%))

0 (0%)

PASC symptoms (self-reported)

Dyspnea

65 (68%)

 

Fatigue

61 (64%)

 

Brain fog

45 (47%)

 

Cough

31 (33%)

 

Headache

29 (31%)

 

Chest pain

23 (24%)

 

Depression

20 (21%)

 

Myalgias

19 (20%)

 

Weakness

19 (20%)

 

Anxiety

18 (19%)

 

Anosmia/dysguesia

15 (16%)

 

Arthralgias

14 (15%)

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