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Clinical Characteristics of Covid-19 in New York City

by Hupert, Nathaniel , Schenck, Edward J , Martinez, Fernando J , Goyal, Parag , Horn, Evelyn M , Reshetnyak, Evgeniya , Choi, Justin J , Safford, Monika M , Hoffman, Katherine L , Rajan, Mangala , Chen, Ruijun , Wehmeyer, Graham T , Satlin, Michael J , Campion, Thomas R , Nahid, Musarrat , Li, Han A , Jabri, Assem , Gulick, Roy M , Pinheiro, Laura C , Alshak, Mark N , Ringel, Joanna B

in Aged / Betacoronavirus / Coronavirus Infections - epidemiology / Coronavirus Infections - physiopathology / Coronavirus Infections - therapy / Coronaviruses / Correspondence / COVID-19 / Female / Hospitals / Humans / Intubation / Male / Mechanical ventilation / Middle Aged / New York City - epidemiology / Obesity / Obesity - complications / Pandemics / Patients / Pneumonia, Viral - epidemiology / Pneumonia, Viral - physiopathology / Pneumonia, Viral - therapy / Renal replacement therapy / Respiration, Artificial / Retrospective Studies / SARS-CoV-2

2020

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Journal Article

Clinical Characteristics of Covid-19 in New York City

Hupert, Nathaniel,

Schenck, Edward J,

Martinez, Fernando J,

Goyal, Parag,

Horn, Evelyn M,

Reshetnyak, Evgeniya,

Choi, Justin J,

Safford, Monika M,

Hoffman, Katherine L,

Rajan, Mangala,

Chen, Ruijun,

Wehmeyer, Graham T,

Satlin, Michael J,

Campion, Thomas R,

Nahid, Musarrat,

Li, Han A,

Jabri, Assem,

Gulick, Roy M,

Pinheiro, Laura C,

Alshak, Mark N,

Ringel, Joanna B

2020

Overview

In this series of 393 consecutive patients admitted with Covid-19 to two New York City hospitals from March 3 to March 27, a third of patients received invasive mechanical ventilation, 10% of patients died, and 24% were still hospitalized as of April 10.

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Massachusetts Medical Society

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Aged

/ Betacoronavirus

/ Coronavirus Infections - epidemiology

/ Coronavirus Infections - physiopathology

/ Coronavirus Infections - therapy

/ Coronaviruses

/ Correspondence