Predicting Severity and Intrahospital Mortality in COVID-19: The Place and Role of Oxidative Stress

Table 4

Hematological markers, cardiac enzymes, and inflammatory markers in all study groups. Data are presented as mean and standard deviation in all study groups.

		Parameters
		WBCs	Lym	Lym%	HGB	PLT	Fe	Trop	CRP	FIB	CK	CK-MB	LDH
Mild	Mean	7.47	1.36	17.50	127.43	274.45	12.29	0.00	58.65	6.12	192.00	14.04	513.35
	Std. deviation	3.47	0.69	12.57	14.56	128.62	24.53	0.00	97.44	6.21	485.70	7.74	218.50
Moderate	Mean	8.14	1.39	19.26	131.51	259.92	5.38	0.00	51.10	4.79	114.57	12.48	501.80
	Std. deviation	4.43	0.84	10.62	18.91	103.79	4.50	0.00	61.76	1.78	102.47	5.72	314.78
Severe	Mean	9.43	1.65	17.38	130.54	281.94	5.92	0.86	76.19	5.26	128.19	12.62	643.13
	Std. deviation	4.62	1.81	12.79	17.09	125.19	5.62	9.06	87.28	1.96	148.96	6.76	313.30

Statistical significance was established by ANOVA analysis with Tukey-B post hoc test as follows: mild vs. moderate; mild vs. severe; moderate vs. severe. WBC: white blood cells (10³/μl); Lym: lymphocytes (10³/μl); HGB: hemoglobin (g/l); PLT: platelets (10³/μl); Fe: iron levels (g/dl); D: dimer (mcg/ml); TropP: troponin T (ng/ml); CRP: C-reactive protein (mg/l); Fib: fibrinogen (g/l); CK and CK-MB: creatin kinase (U/l).