Table 3 Clinical characteristics of COVID-19 illness

From: Functional antibody and T cell immunity following SARS-CoV-2 infection, including by variants of concern, in patients with cancer: the CAPTURE study

COVID-19 characteristics

n (%)

Viral shedding status

 PCR-positive, n (%)

95 (81)

 Duration of PCR positivity, days median (range)

12 (6–80)

WHO Severity Score

 1, Asymptomatic

24 (20)

 2–3, Mild

52 (44)

 4–5, Moderate

36 (31)

 >5, Severe

6 (5)

Admission to hospital

 Not hospitalized

54 (49)

 Admitted with COVID-19-like illness

33 (29)

 COVID-19 illness during hospitalization

30 (25)

Duration of admission, days median (range)

9 (1–120)

Complications of COVID-19

 Required supplemental oxygen

27 (23)

 Pneumonia

29 (25)

 Venous/arterial thromboembolism

9 (8)

 Admission to intensive therapy unit

7 (6)

 Need for mechanical ventilation/NIV

4 (3)

COVID-19-directed therapy

 Corticosteroids

13 (11)

 Anti-IL-6 monoclonal antibody

3 (3)

Laboratory investigations, median (IQR)

Hematology

 Hb, g l−1

110 (93–128)

 WBC, × 106 l−1

5.7 (3.4–8.0)

 N0, × 106 l−1

3.8 (2.1– 5.5)

 Plt, × 106 l−1

213 (130–299)

Biochemistry

 Creatinine, μmol l−1

60 (53–71)

 CRP, mg l−1

59 (23–134)

Clinical outcomes and impact

Survival

 Deceased, n (%)

13 (10)

 Death within 30 d of PCR positivity

4 (3)

Primary cause death:

 Progressive cancer

11 (9)

 Complications of COVID-19

2 (2)

  1. CRP, C-reactive protein; Hb, hemoglobin; N0, neutrophil; NIV, noninvasive ventilation; Plt, platelet; WBC, white blood cell.