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Table 2 Comparison of clinical outcomes in COVID-19 patients included in the Philippine CORONA Study stratified by coronary artery disease or heart failure diagnoses

From: Outcomes of patients with COVID-19 and coronary artery disease and heart failure: findings from the Philippine CORONA study

 

With CAD/HF

Without CAD/HF

p value

 

(n = 512)

(n = 10,369)

 

All-cause mortality

  

< 0.001

Mortality, n (%)

153 (29.88%)

1549 (14.94%)

 

Survivor, n (%)

359 (70.12%)

8820 (85.06%)

 

Death from cardiac causea

45 (29.41%)

213 (13.75%)

< 0.001

Non-cardiac causes of mortality

  

Acute respiratory distress syndrome, n (%)

58 (37.91%)

662 (42.74%)

0.249

Septic shock, n (%)

55 (35.95%)

632 (40.80%)

0.243

Brain herniation, n (%)

7 (4.58%)

59 (3.81%)

0.640

Multiorgan dysfunction, n (%)s

23 (15.03%)

120 (7.75%)

0.002

Others, n (%)

16 (3.12%)

180 (1.74%)

0.021

Neurologic outcomesb

  

< 0.001

Full/partial improvement, n (%)

96 (74.42%)

1543 (86.88%)

 

Stable, no improvement, n (%)

33 (25.58%)

233 (13.12%)

 

Respiratory failure, n (%)

169 (75.7%)

1439 (13.88%)

< 0.001

Admitted to ICU, n (%)

Length of ICU stay in daysc, median (IQR)

15 (11)

15 (12)

0.670

Length of hospital stay in days, median (IQR)

14 (11)

13 (9)

< 0.001

  1. aCardiac causes of death are acute coronary syndrome, decompensated heart failure, and cardiac arrhythmia
  2. bOnly 1905 participants have neurologic outcome data among the 2291 participants with neurologic presentations and/or complications
  3. cAmong 1740 participants who have been admitted in the ICU
  4. CAD – coronary artery disease; HF – heart failure; ICU – intensive care unit