Table 1 Patient demographics and laboratory test results
Characteristic Patient with NCP (n = 88)
Age (years)a 42.7 ± 14.5
Age group (years)
  < 15 2 (2.3)
  15–44 48 (54.5)
  45–64 28 (31.8)
  ≥ 65 10 (11.4)
Male sex 51 (58.0)
Exposure history
  Recent travel to Wuhan 45 (51.1)
  Contact with infected patient 30 (34.1)
  Unknown exposure 13 (14.8)
Initial symptoms
  Fever 74 (84.1)
  Cough 50 (56.8)
  Expectoration 19 (21.6)
  Fatigue 15 (17.0)
  Chest distress and/or shortness of breath 12 (13.6)
  Pharyngalgia 10 (11.4)
  Muscle soreness 7 (8.0)
  Headache 5 (5.7)
  Nausea and/or vomiting 0 (0)
  Diarrhea 0 (0)
  No obvious symptoms 3 (3.4)
Laboratory testing at initial hospital visitb
  White blood cell count (–, ↑, ↓) 62 (70.5), 4 (4.5), 22 (25.0)
  Lymphocyte count (–, ↑, ↓) 62 (71.3), 2 (2.3), 23 (26.4)
  Percent lymphocytes (–, ↑, ↓) 55 (62.5), 7 (8.0), 26 (29.5)
  Percent neutrophilic granulocyte (–, ↑, ↓) 59 (67.1), 17 (19.3), 12 (13.6)
  Percent monocytes (–, ↑, ↓) 59 (67.1), 26 (29.5), 3 (3.4)
  Hemoglobin (–, ↑, ↓) 68 (77.3), 8 (9.1), 12 (13.6)
  ALT (–, ↑, ↓) 70 (79.5), 16 (18.2), 2 (2.3)
  AST (–, ↑, ↓) 73 (83.0), 15 (17.0), 0 (0)
  Creatine kinase (–, ↑, ↓) 73 (84.9), 4 (4.6), 9 (10.5)
  C-reactive protein (–, ↑, ↓) 36 (45.0), 44 (55.0), 0 (0)
Unless otherwise indicated, data are reported as the number of patients, with percentages in parentheses
ALT alanine aminotransferase, AST aspartate aminotransferase
aData are reported as the mean ± standard derivation
bThe signs –, ↑, and ↓ represent within, above, and below normal ranges of laboratory results, respectively. Normal ranges of white blood cell count, lymphocyte count, percent lymphocytes, percent neutrophilic granulocyte, percent monocytes, ALT, AST, creatine kinase, hemoglobin, and C-reactive protein were 3.5–9.5 × 109/L, 1.10–3.20 × 109/L, 20–50%, 3.0–10.0%, 40–75%, 115–150 g/L, 7–40 U/L, 13–35 U/L, 40–200 U/L, and 0–10 mg/L, respectively