Research Article

Pediatric COVID-19: Correlations between Clinical and Imaging Perspectives

Table 1

Demographics and clinical characteristics among the studied COVID-19 patients.

Variables ()

Age in years, median (IQR)6 (2–10)
 Range2 months–15years
Males (%)44 (55.0%)
Onset of the disease
 Before hospital admission60 (75%)
 Hospital acquired20 (25%)
Duration of the disease (days),
 Range4–30
Fatigue75 (93.8%)
Fever (%)73 (91.3%)
Respiratory manifestations72 (90%)
 Upper respiratory tract symptoms72 (90%)
 Lower respiratory tract symptoms47 (58.8%)
 Wheezes50 (62.5%)
 Dyspnea47 (58.8%)
 Sore throat26 (32.5%)
 Rhinorrhea8 (10.0%)
 Anosmia1 (1.3%)
Oxygen saturation
Skin manifestations (%)35 (43.8%)
Cardiac manifestations (%)28 (35.0%)
Myalgia and bony aches25 (31.3%)
Headache and irritability16 (20.0%)
Neurological manifestations (%)14 (17.5%)
Complicated COVID-19 (%)59 (73.75%)
 Pneumonia23 (39%)
 Pleural effusion7 (11.8)
 MIS-C18 (30.5%)
 Septic shock9 (15.3%)
 Encephalitis2 (3.4%)
Comorbid conditions (%)40 (50%)
 Immunological diseases12 (30%)
 Surgical problems7 (17.5%)
 Chronic respiratory diseases4 (10.0%)
 Malignancy4 (10.0%)
 Chronic renal diseases4 (10.0%)
 Neurological disorders3 (7.5%)
 Hematological diseases2 (5.0%)
 Diabetic ketoacidosis2 (5.0%)
 Biliary atresia1 (2.5%)
 Chromosomal disorders1 (2.5%)

MIS-C: Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children.