Figures & data
Figure 1 Patient selection and matching flowchart.
![Figure 1 Patient selection and matching flowchart.](/cms/asset/458309df-e9d2-4906-900f-37c95a4ba898/dijg_a_12169184_f0001_c.jpg)
Table 1 Table Showing the Comparison of Clinical and Laboratory Profiles of Two Groups of COVID-19 Patients in Relation to Use of Plasmapheresis; Plasmapheresis Plus Standard Care Vs Standard Care Alone. Mean, Standard Deviation and p Value are Used for Expression of Variables
Table 2 Table Showing the Comparison of Lymphocytes, Inflammatory Markers and PaO2/FiO2 Pre- and Post-Plasmapheresis in the Plasmapheresis Plus Standard Care Group Vs Parameters at Time of Admission to the Medical-ICU and During Admission in the Standard Care Alone Group. Mean, Standard Deviation and p Value
Table 3 Table Showing the Comparison of Clinical Outcome in Terms of Different Clinical Parameters (Invasive Ventilation, Rate of Extubation, Mortality and Survival) Among 2 Groups: Plasmapheresis Plus Standard Care Vs Standard Care Alone. Percentages and p Value are Used for Expression of Variables
Figure 2 Kaplan–Meier analysis curve showing that overall survival probability is >75% for group who received therapeutic plasmapheresis plus standard care while survival probability is between 60–65% for patients receiving only standard care. The median survival duration was 24 days for plasmapheresis plus standard care group and 18 days for standard care alone (Log rank x2= 1.06, p=0.30).
![Figure 2 Kaplan–Meier analysis curve showing that overall survival probability is >75% for group who received therapeutic plasmapheresis plus standard care while survival probability is between 60–65% for patients receiving only standard care. The median survival duration was 24 days for plasmapheresis plus standard care group and 18 days for standard care alone (Log rank x2= 1.06, p=0.30).](/cms/asset/4b2aada1-7eff-45ed-ba03-d70ffef5684b/dijg_a_12169184_f0002_c.jpg)
Table 4 Cox Regression Analysis Showing Variables in Predicting Survival of Patients with COVID-19 Complicated by CRS