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Table 1 Characteristics of the studies included in the analysis, and gender and age-adjusted expected smoking prevalence based on population smoking rates

From: Smoking prevalence among hospitalized COVID-19 patients and its association with disease severity and mortality: an expanded re-analysis of a recent publication

 

Hospitalized cases

Age

Males

Females

Hospitalized smokers

Hospitalized smokers prevalence

Expected number of smokers (gender and age-adjusted)

Expected smokers gender and age-adjusted

 

N

Median (IQR)

Mean (SD)

%

%

n

% (95%CI)

n

%

Chen et al. [22]

145

48 (15)

54.5

45.5

15

10.3 (5.9–16.5)

37

25.8

Feng et al. [23]

454

53 (60–64)

56.9

43.1

44

9.7 (7.1–12.8)

122

26.8

Guan et al. [24]

1085

47 (35–58)

58.1

41.9

137

12.6 (10.6–14.6)

296

27.3

Hu et al. [25]

323

61 (23–91)

51.4

48.6

38

11.8 (8.5–15.8)

79

24.6

Huang et al. [26]

41

49 (41–58)

73.2

26.8

3

7.3 (0.0–15.3)

14

33.3

Ji et al. [27]

208

44 (16)

56.3

43.8

19

9.2 (5.6–13.9)

55

26.5

Li et al. [28]

544

60 (48–69)

51.3

48.7

41

7.5 (5.4–10.1)

134

24.6

Li et al. [29]

25

51

48.0

52.0

7

28.0 (12.1–49.4)

6

23.3

Liu et al. [30]

40

49 (14)

37.5

62.5

5

12.5 (4.2–26.8)

8

19.1

Liu et al. [31]

78

38 (33–57)

50.0

50.0

5

6.4 (0.1–11.8)

19

24.1

Mo et al. [32]

155

54 (42–66)

55.5

44.5

6

3.9 (0.9–6.9)

41

26.2

Qin et al. [33]

452

58 (47–67)

52.0

48.0

7

1.6 (0.6–3.2)

112

24.8

Shi et al. [34]

474

46 (19)

53.2

46.8

40

8.4 (6.1–11.3)

120

25.3

Wan et al. [35]

135

47 (36–55)

53.3

46.7

9

6.7 (2.5–10.9)

34

25.4

Wang et al. [36]

125

39 (14)

56.8

43.2

16

12.8 (7.5–20.0)

33

26.8

Zhang et al. [37]

140

57 (25–87)

50.7

49.3

2

1.4 (0.0–3.3)

34

24.3

Chen et al. [38]

274

62 (44–70)

62.4

37.6

12

5.4 (2.4–8.3)

79

29.0

Wang et al. [39] (1)

340

47 (15)

55 (17)

48.2

51.8

16

4.7 (2.7–7.5)

79

23.3

Yang et al. [40]

52

52 (13)

67.3

32.7

2

3.8 (0.5–13.2)

16

31.0

Zhou et al. [41]

191

56 (46–67)

62.3

37.7

11

5.8 (2.5–9.1)

55

29.0

Chow et al. [42] (2)

1494

   

27

1.8 (1.2–2.6)

131

8.8

Goyal et al. [43]

393

62 (49–74)

60.6

39.4

20

5.1 (3.1–7.8)

36

9.2

Total

7168

   

482

7.0 (5.1–9.3)

1542

24.1 (20.1–28.3)

  1. (1) Age was reported separately for the two groups of patients
  2. (2) No data on age and gender were available. The expected smoking prevalence was not adjusted for gender