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Original Research

The mNCP-SPI Score Predicting Risk of Severe COVID-19 among Mild-Pneumonia Patients on Admission

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Pages 3593-3600 | Published online: 14 Oct 2020

Figures & data

Table 1 Comparison of T-lymphocyte Subtypes, Humoral Immunity, and Cytokines Between Severe and Nonsevere Groups

Table 2 Univariate and Multivariate Analysis Associated with In-Hospital Severity Progression of Patients with mNCP

Figure 1 Nomogram of the mNCP-SPI. A score of 165 was considered the cutoff.

Figure 1 Nomogram of the mNCP-SPI. A score of 165 was considered the cutoff.

Figure 2 ROC curve and comparison between mNCP-SPI and CURB-65 scores on admission. This model showed c-statistics for the mNCP-SPI of 0.747, with sensitivity and specificity 0.764 and 0.644, respectively, under the cutoff of 165. Different levels of the mNCP-SPI are shown by color: blue the lowest and red the highest. The ROC curve of CURB-65 is presented in green, and the reference line of 0.5 is yellow.

Figure 2 ROC curve and comparison between mNCP-SPI and CURB-65 scores on admission. This model showed c-statistics for the mNCP-SPI of 0.747, with sensitivity and specificity 0.764 and 0.644, respectively, under the cutoff of 165. Different levels of the mNCP-SPI are shown by color: blue the lowest and red the highest. The ROC curve of CURB-65 is presented in green, and the reference line of 0.5 is yellow.