Number of hospitalized patients who died during their hospitalization by day of ED presentation.

<p>Black lines represent the actual number of deaths. Red lines represent predicted number of deaths based on the multivariable logistic regression model. Blue lines represent the predicted number of deaths if the proportions of patients with high, medium, and low viral loads had stayed the sa...

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Main Author:	Michael J. Satlin (9160569) (author)
Other Authors:	Jason Zucker (9922092) (author), Benjamin R. Baer (11731111) (author), Mangala Rajan (9190054) (author), Nathaniel Hupert (232686) (author), Luis M. Schang (7865558) (author), Laura C. Pinheiro (9989491) (author), Yanhan Shen (11731114) (author), Magdalena E. Sobieszczyk (10652138) (author), Lars F. Westblade (6157025) (author), Parag Goyal (847416) (author), Martin T. Wells (8156139) (author), Jorge L. Sepulveda (11731117) (author), Monika M. Safford (7921901) (author)
Published:	2021
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Infectious Diseases Virology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified public health interventions coronavirus disease 2019 low viral loads high viral loads increased mortality compared mask wearing decrease evaluated 6923 patients higher mortality ). hospital mortality increased div >< p 2 viral load viral load hospital mortality values increased sub >< 34 ). unclear whether social distancing reverse transcription initial wave infected patients early april cycle threshold ></ sub
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Number of hospitalized patients who died during their hospitalization by day of ED presentation.

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