Author: Belice, Tahir; Demir, Ismail
Title: The gender differences as a risk factor in diabetic patients with COVID-19 Cord-id: sg67w5gu Document date: 2020_12_25
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Snippet: BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: In a Turkish cohort study, we revealed first time in literature the gender differences in admission to hospital and rates of mortality for diabetic patients with COVID-19. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The demographics, length of stay, mortality rates and concomitant chronic metabolic diseases of 152 patients diagnosed with COVID-19 were found in our hospital electronic document system (Probel) and recorded in excel files for further statistical analysis. RESULTS: In the mort
Document: BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: In a Turkish cohort study, we revealed first time in literature the gender differences in admission to hospital and rates of mortality for diabetic patients with COVID-19. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The demographics, length of stay, mortality rates and concomitant chronic metabolic diseases of 152 patients diagnosed with COVID-19 were found in our hospital electronic document system (Probel) and recorded in excel files for further statistical analysis. RESULTS: In the mortality group (n:22), the numbers of men and women were 9 (40.9%) and 4 (18.2%), respectively. Comparing gender rates in diabetic group, the mortality risk of diabetic men was higher and statistically significant (p<0.05, Pearson Chi-square value:7.246). CONCLUSION: We hope that the findings of this research will give scientists an idea of gender differences in viral pandemics for further studies.
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