“…In addition, some laboratory test results have been associated with an increased risk of mortality [2,9,11,15,17,19,23,33], such as elevated levels of creatinine [19,33], C-reactive protein [15,33], lactate dehydrogenase [11], transaminases [19], and D-dimer [17] or low levels of monocytes [15], lymphocytes [19], and albumin [19], among others [2,9]. In this report, significant differences were found in paraclinical testing between patients who survived and those who died, similar to that reported in the literature [11,17,23] However, paraclinical testing was not included in the multivariate models because the data were not available for all patients.…”