Background/Objectives: Clinical studies have shown that patients who had sepsis with COVID-19 infection had worse clinical outcomes; however, there is a paucity of data on the association between concurrent COVID-19 infection and outcomes among patients with sepsis. Hence, we conducted a retrospective cohort study usin...
A. Arumairaj, D. Dhanani, F. Tashrifwala et al.· Infectious Disease Reports· 0 citations
Background: COVID-19 infection has been a major cause of hospitalization and mortality in the United States. Patients with liver cirrhosis may be especially vulnerable to severe outcomes of COVID-19 infection because of immune dysfunction, systemic inflammation, portal hypertension, and reduced physiological reserve. T...
A. Arumairaj, D. Dhanani, V. Vajjala et al.· Livers· 0 citations
Overall, hypertension was associated with increased inpatient morbidity and a complicated hospital course among hospitalizations with COVID-19, despite lower adjusted odds of in-hospital mortality.
A. Arumairaj, D. Dhanani, Anuradha Shunmugam Veluswamy et al.· Cardiovascular Medicine· 1 citation
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