Table 1

Demographic and clinical characteristics

Demographic and hospitalisation characteristics
 Age in years, mean (range) (n=25)66 (45–96)
 Gender (male:female) (n=25)1.6:1
 Hospitalisation length in days, mean (range) (n=25)11 (1–36)
 Highest body temperature (°C), mean (range) (n=25)38.7 (35.3–40.2)
 Hepatomegaly (n=25)12 (48%)
 Splenomegaly (n=25)16 (64%)
Complete blood count at diagnosis (n=25)
 White cell count (K/µL), mean (range)6.9 (1.5–39.5)
 Absolute neutrophil count (K/µL), mean (range)4.6 (0.03–37.1)
 Absolute lymphocyte count (K/µL), mean (range)0.7 (0.0–2.9)
 Absolute monocyte count (K/µL), mean (range)0.3 (0.0–2.0)
 Haemoglobin (g/dL), mean (range)12.5 (5.5–19.7)
 Platelets (K/µL), mean (range)156 (6–450)
Complete blood count at demise (n=25)
 White cell count (K/µL), mean (range)11.8 (0.3–64.9)
 Absolute neutrophil count (K/µL), mean (range)8.6 (0.03–42.2)
 Absolute lymphocyte count (K/µL), mean (range)0.8 (0.1–2.9)
 Absolute monocyte count (K/µL), mean (range)0.8 (0.01–5.2)
 Haemoglobin (g/dL), mean (range)8.9 (5.7–17.9)
 Platelets (K/µL), mean (range)166 (10–642)
Cause of death (n=25)
 COVID-19 pneumonia (primary)19/25 (76%)
 COVID-19 pneumonia (secondary)3/25 (12%)
 Primary causes: acute leukaemia (2), gall bladder perforation (1)
 With COVID-19 infection2/25 (8%)
 Primary causes: trauma, severe abdominal aortic atherosclerosis
 In the setting of documented COVID-19 PCR positivity1/25 (4%)
 Primary cause: systemic amyloidosis with bilateral aspiration bronchopneumonia