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Table 1 Characteristics of the subjects

From: Impact of comorbidities on the serological response to COVID-19 vaccination in a Taiwanese cohort

 

All patients (n = 824)

Age (years, mean (SD))

58.9 (13.7)

Male, n (%)

401 (48.7)

BMI (kg/m2, mean (SD))

24.3 (3.0)

Medical history

 

  Dyslipidemia, n/N (%)

128/822 (15.6)

  Hypertension, n/N (%)

278/822 (33.8)

  Diabetes, n/N (%)

147/822 (17.9)

  Chronic kidney disease, n/N (%)

166/822 (20.2)

  HIV Infection, n/N (%)

5/822 (0.6)

  Chronic liver disease, n/N (%)

552/822 (67.2)

  Cardiovascular disease, n/N (%)

17/818 (2.1)

  Cerebrovascular disease, n/N (%)

10/818 (1.2)

  COPD, n/N (%)

14/818 (1.7)

  History of malignancy, n/N (%)

101/822 (12.3)

Charlson comorbidity index (mean (SD))

2.0 (1.8)

Charlson Comorbidity index (median (range))

1 (0–13)

Charlson comorbidity index

5.44 (0.98)

  0

130 (15.8)

  1

305 (37.0)

  2

146 (17.7)

  3

112 (13.6)

  4

46 (5.6)

  5

36 (4.4)

≧ 6

49 (5.9)

SARS-CoV-2 IgG (AU/mL, median (range))

9812 (87–236,599)

SARS-CoV-2 IgG (log BAU/mL, mean (SD))

3.11 (0.46)

Time of blood testing after the 3rd vaccination (days, mean (SD))

49.1 (20.4)

  1. SD, standard deviation; BMI, body mass index; HIV, Human immunodeficiency virus; COPD, Chronic pulmonary obstructive disease