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Are you reading what you're posting? Or did you think nobody here would be able to translate Italian? English translation:
Report on the characteristics of patients who died positive to COVID-19 in Italy This report is based on data updated as of March 17, 2020
This report describes the characteristics of 2003 patients who died and tested positive for COVID-19 in Italy. The geographical distribution of deaths is as follows:
The average age of patients who died and tested positive for COVID-19 is 79.5 years (median 80.5, range 31-103, Range InterQuartile - IQR 74.3-85.9). There are 601 women (30.0%). Figure 1 shows that the median age of patients coVID-19 positive deaths are more than 15 years higher than that of patients who have contracted infection (median age: patients who died 80.5 years – patients with infection 63 years). Figure 2 shows the number of deaths by age group. Women who died after contracting COVID-19 infection they are older than men (median age: women 83.7 – men 79.5).
Table 1 presents the most common pre-existing chronic diseases (diagnosed before contracting infection) in deceased patients. This figure was obtained in 355/2003 who died (17.7% of the overall). The average number of pathologies observed in this population is 2.7 (median 2, Deviation
Standard 1.6). Overall, 3 patients (0.8% of the sample) had 0 pathologies, 8 9 (25.1%) 1 pathology, 91 had 2 pathologies (25.6%) 172 (48.5%) had three or more pathologies.
Figure 3 shows the most commonly observed symptoms before hospitalization in coVID19 positive deceased patients. As shown in the figure, breathlessness and fever represent the most common symptoms. Less common are coughing, diarrhoea and hemoptysis [that means coughing up blood]. 5.2% of people had no symptom at the time of admission. Respiratory failure was the most commonly observed complication in this sample (97.2% acute kidney damage (27.8%), followed by acute myocardial damage (10.8%) overinfection (10.2%). [<-Permanent damage implied.]
Figure 4 shows the therapies administered in patients who died COVID-19 positive during hospitalization. The antibiotic therapy was the most used (83% of cases), the less used antiviral therapy (52%), the more steroid therapy (27%). The common use of antibiotic therapy can be explained by the
or is compatible with the onset of empirical therapy in patients with pneumonia, waiting for confirm COVID-19 laboratory. In 25 cases (14.9%) all three therapies were used.
Figure 5 shows, for patients who died COVID-19 positive, the median times, in days, that spend from the onset of symptoms to death (8 days), from the onset of symptoms to hospitalization (4 hospitalization to death (4 days). The time from hospitalization to hospital death was 1 day longer in those who were transferred to resuscitation than those who did not were transferred (5 days versus 4 days). To date (March 17) there are 17 positive COVID-19 patients under the age of 50. In particular, 5 of these were under 40 and were all male people between the ages of 31 and 39 years with serious pre-existing pathologies (cardiovascular, kidney disease, psychiatric, diabetes, obesity).
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>"other illnesses"
What is being blamed by the "just a flu, bro" crowd who say "these types deserved to die" happens to be those over 40 put on ventilators, elderly, those with diabetes, hypoglycemia, asthma, any serious pre-existing health conditions [pathologies/patologie]. Go ahead and take Trump's advice to get back out there. Participate in the manufactured race war distraction from his incompetence that led to 107,175 dead to SARS-CoV-2. Don't absorb the fact that if you don't die after contracting this virus, there is a clear picture you're going to retain permanent damage. It becomes a pre-existing pathology. When you're infected again, you deserved to die by the same "Just a flu, bro. Democratic hoax like Trump said!" retards.