Is hypertension without any other comorbidities an independent predictor for COVID-19 severity and mortality?

Early reports from China found that both established cardiovascular disease and its risk factors, such as hypertension and diabetes mellitus, were common pre-existing conditions in patients with COVID- 19. The high prevalence of these comorbidities was confirmed in subsequent studies. Remarkably, th...

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Autor principal: Salazar, Martín R.
Formato: Articulo Contribucion a revista
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Publicado: 2020
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Ciencias Médicas
COVID- 19
Hypertension
Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/118998
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COVID- 19
Hypertension
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COVID- 19
Hypertension
Salazar, Martín R.
Is hypertension without any other comorbidities an independent predictor for COVID-19 severity and mortality?
topic_facet Ciencias Médicas
COVID- 19
Hypertension
description Early reports from China found that both established cardiovascular disease and its risk factors, such as hypertension and diabetes mellitus, were common pre-existing conditions in patients with COVID- 19. The high prevalence of these comorbidities was confirmed in subsequent studies. Remarkably, the prevalence of these pre-existing conditions was higher in critically ill patients and in those who died. In the analysis performed by Wu and McGoogan, including 44 672 patients with confirmed COVID-19, the overall case fatality rate was 2.3%, and increased with comorbid conditions: 10.5% for cardiovascular disease, 7.3% for diabetes, and 6% for hypertension. The connections between cardiovascular disease, hypertension, age, and vascular aging are complex. The association between hypertension and COVID-19 mortality or severity could be explained in part by the increased age and higher prevalence of cardiovascular disease, both well-known risk factors for mortality in critical patients. Therefore, in order to identify independent predictors of COVID-19 mortality or severity, models should be properly adjusted to exclude potential confounding effects.
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title Is hypertension without any other comorbidities an independent predictor for COVID-19 severity and mortality?
title_short Is hypertension without any other comorbidities an independent predictor for COVID-19 severity and mortality?
title_full Is hypertension without any other comorbidities an independent predictor for COVID-19 severity and mortality?
title_fullStr Is hypertension without any other comorbidities an independent predictor for COVID-19 severity and mortality?
title_full_unstemmed Is hypertension without any other comorbidities an independent predictor for COVID-19 severity and mortality?
title_sort is hypertension without any other comorbidities an independent predictor for covid-19 severity and mortality?
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