Research Article

Circulating Adiponectin Levels Are Inversely Associated with Mortality and Respiratory Failure in Patients Hospitalized with COVID-19

Table 2

Levels of circulating leptin and adiponectin in different subgroups of patients hospitalized with COVID-19.

Leptin (ng/mL), median [IQR]Adiponectin (µg/mL), median [IQR]

Age
 ≤60 years8.2 [4.0, 12.4]7.0 [4.5, 9.0]
 61–80 years7.8 [4.2, 13.9]10.5 [5.6, 16.2]
 ≥81 years6.0 [2.6, 13.3]13.5 [7.3, 20.2]
 p value0.37<0.001
Sex
 Female12.2 [4.9, 22.6]12.5 [6.2, 18.8]
 Male5.7 [2.9, 10.2]8.0 [5.1, 10.8]
 p value<0.0010.01
Hypertension
 Yes7.4 [3.8, 12.9]10.6 [6.9, 17.7]
 No6.2 [3.4, 14.3]7.6 [4.3, 12.9]
 p value0.97<0.01
AMI and/or heart failure
 Yes6.8 [3.9, 11.8]8.2 [3.7, 9.2]
 No7.2 [3.8, 13.5]9.0 [5.7, 14.6]
 p value0.810.23
Diabetes
 Yes6.9 [3.3, 12.8]7.2 [3.8, 10.6]
 No7.2 [3.8, 14.0]9.4 [6.1, 15.6]
 p value0.700.03
COPD
 Yes4.6 [3.8, 15.9]14.8 [11.5, 21.2]
 No7.3 [3.7, 13.0]8.9 [5.0, 14.2]
 p value0.840.02
Asthma
 Yes8.6 [5.6, 12.1]10.2 [6.3, 15.7]
 No6.6 [3.4, 13.5]8.9 [5.1, 14.5]
 p value0.480.51
Infiltration on chest X-ray
 Yes7.1 [3.8, 13.5]9.0 [5.1, 15.6]
 No8.1 [3.5, 13.0]8.3 [6.1, 10.6]
 p value0.940.42
Supplemental oxygen at admission
 Yes7.3 [4.5, 14.0]9.2 [6.1, 14.4]
 No7.0 [2.8, 12.3]8.5 [5.2, 14.6]
 p value0.210.93

AMI: acute myocardial infarction; COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.