Evaluation of Neutrophil Percentage to Albumin Ratio as Predictor of Mortality in Patients with Covid-19

Background: Inflammatory acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is caused by the COV-2 virus. Neutrophils have been implicated in pathophysiology of COVID-19 pandemic since its inception, particularly individuals with advanced disease. This confirmed a large number studies. Methods: The study included 200 patients, whom 100 were critical group (group 1) and non-critical 2). White blood cell (WBC) percentage, neutrophil count, albumin, demographic information recorded. Neutrophil percentage x /Albumin (g/dl) was used to construct count albumin ratio (NPAR). To determine whether measure may be utilized as predictor for mortality, NPAR then compared between groups 1 2, well discharge mortality groups. Results: Age gender had no statistically significant differences either group. There variations median (IQR) values (89 vs 91.25), WBC (15.65 14.9), (41.3 43.7) two Significant (3.330.521 vs. 3.10.51) identified Conclusion: According our research, patients' poor mortality. More still required verify elucidate clinical implications these findings. Keywords: Covid-19, Albumin, Neutrophil, Mortality, SARS