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Table 2 Patient characteristics based on COVID-19 mortality

From: Association of dyslipidemia with the severity and mortality of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19): a meta-analysis

Author

Country (City)

Study design

Study period

Survived

Died

Age (years)

BMI (kg/m2)

Dyslipidemia (n)

Non-dyslipidemia (n)

Age (years)

BMI (kg/m2)

Dyslipidemia (n)

Non-dyslipidemia (n)

Almazeedi[13]

Kuwait

Cohort

Feb24–Apr20, 2020

38.7 ± 15.1

26.8 ± 5.9

62

1015

55.0 ± 10.1

33 ± 4.7

3

16

Khalil[27]

UK(London)

Cohort

Mar7–Apr7, 2020

63.8 (61.1–66.4)

NA

34

128

75.8 (72.5–79.2)

NA

16

42

Gayam[28]

USA(New York)

Cohort

Mar1–Apr9, 2020

63 [53–73]

28.3 [25.0–33.6]

41

235

71 [62–80]

31.8 [26.5–37]

25

107

Goicoechea[29]

Spain

Cohort

Mar12–Apr10, 2020

69 ± 14

27.2 ± 4.5

18

7

75 ± 6

25.1 ± 3.6

6

5

Santos[30]

Spain (Leon)

Cohort

Mar1–Jun1, 2020

75.1 [69.3–75.8]

NA

12

16

78.4 [74.5–83.5]

NA

9

1

Wang[31]

USA (New York)

Cohort

Mar1–Apr30, 2020

71 [18.5]

28.2 [10.2]

13

9

68 [8]

29.5 [9.9]

12

2

Ferrando[32]

Spain

Cohort

Mar12–May16, 2020

62 [53–71]

28.6 [25.7–32.4]

55

405

68 [62–73]

27.7 [25.3–31.6]

35

168

Zhang[19]

China (Beijing)

Cohort

Jan–Feb, 2020

NA

NA

2

75

84.00 ± 8.185

NA

1

2

Hwang[33]

South Korea (Daegu)

Cohort

Feb1–Mar25, 2020

64.62 ± 15.84

NA

10

67

76.50 ± 9.25

NA

3

23

Smith[34]

New England

Cohort

Mar1–Apr22, 2020

63.56

30.94

107

122

73.31

29.85

60

57

Grasselli[35]

Italy (Milan)

Cohort

Feb20–Apr22, 2020

NA

NA

169

1893

NA

NA

376

1550

  1. Data are expressed as mean ± standard deviation; median [interquartile range]; mean (95%Confidence interval)
  2. COVID-19 coronavirus disease, NA not available, n number, BMI body mass index