This document summarizes clinical findings for COVID-19 in adults and children. In adults, the most common symptoms are fever, cough, and fatigue. Chest CT scans show normal results in 11% of cases. In children, fever is most common, along with cough, sore throat, runny nose and sneezes. Chest imaging in both groups often reveals glass-like haziness or patchy shadows in both lungs. Laboratory tests show leukopenia, lymphopenia and elevated CRP levels in adults and normal or elevated PCR in children.

1. Ángel Santillán MPH
Médico internista.
absantil@yahoo.com.mx
Febrero - 2020
COVID - 19

2. CLÍNICA ADULTOS
• Fiebre 82,1%
• Tos 45,8%
• Fatiga 26,3%
• Disnea 6,9%
• Cefalea 6,5%

3. EXÁMENES ADULTOS
• LEUCOPENIA Y LINFOPENIA 35,6%
• TROMBOCITOPENIA 13,4%
• PCR ELEVADA 55%
• TAC DE TORAX NORMAL 11%

4. CLÍNICA EN NIÑOS
• FIEBRE 80% 37,7 A 39,2 OC.
• TOS 60%
• ODINOFAGIA 40%
• CONGESTION NASAL 30%
• ESTORNUDOS Y RINORREA 20%
• NO DIARREA
• NO DISNEA

5. EXÁMENES EN NIÑOS
• PCR 7,5

6. IMAGEN
• PATRÓN VIDRIO ESMERILADO 56,4%
• SOMBREADO PARCHEADO BILATERAL 51,%

7. Bibliografía
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