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Table 1 Patient characteristics and ICU treatment of 81 patients admitted to intensive care due to severe COVID-19 divided by findings of SARS-COV-2 in urine or not. Values are represented as median (IQR) or n (%). Data for “SAPS3” and “Days between onset of symptoms and sampling” were missing for one and 4 patients, respectively, in the group negative for SARS-COV-2 in urine. The p value originates from the Mann-Whitney U test for continuous parameters and the chi-square test for categorical parameters. Values are represented as median (IQR) or n (%). p < 0.05 is considered significant. AKI acute kidney injury

From: Presence of SARS-CoV-2 in urine is rare and not associated with acute kidney injury in critically ill COVID-19 patients

 

SARS-COV-2 urine negative

SARS-COV-2 urine positive

p

(n = 75)

(n = 6)

 

Gender, female, n (%)

17 (23)

2 (33)

0.57

Age, years

61 (53–70)

58 (39–69)

0.59

Days between onset of symptoms and sample

15 (12–16), n = 71

14 (12–16)

0.68

Days between ICU admission and sample

4 (3–4)

4 (4–5)

0.33

SAPS3 on admission

53 (47–57), n = 74

57 (44–60)

0.70

ICU-free days

14 (0–19)

22 (5–22)

0.26

Ventilator-free days

20 (0–28)

27 (6–28)

0.50

Renal replacement therapy-free days

28 (0–28)

28 (7–28)

0.95

ICU mortality, n (%)

13 (17)

2 (33)

0.37

30-day mortality, n (%)

14 (19)

2 (33)

0.41

Acute kidney injury, n (%)

46 (61)

5 (83)

0.28

 Stage I

23 (31)

4 (67)

0.07

 Stage II

9 (12)

0 (0)

0.36

 Stage III

14 (19)

1 (17)

0.90

Days between onset of AKI and sample

2 (− 1–4), n = 46

6 (5–8), n = 5

0.01

Days between peak P-creatinine and sample

− 2 (− 7–3), n = 46

5 (4–5), n = 5

0.03