ICU Stay and Mortality Between Vaccinated and Non-Vaccinated Patients of Covid-19; A comparative Study

Objective: The aim of this study is to compare the ICU stay and mortality in vaccinated non-vaccinated covid-19 patients. Study Design: A Retrospective/ Comparative Place Duration: was conducted Medicine department Fauji Foundation Hospital Rawalpindi, duration six months from October 2020 March 2021. Methods: Total 120 patients both genders had coronavirus disease were presented study. Patients aged between 22-80 years. Demographical details including age, sex, body mass index, residency socio-economic status recorded after taking informed written consent. admitted COVID 19 ward. Chest X-rays groups taken. There 50 group I 70 II. Co-morbidities among assessed. Recovery outcomes calculated terms reduction severity disease. Complete data analyzed by SPSS 24.0 version. Results: 80 (66.7%) males (35 45 II) 40 (33.3%) females (15 25 II). Mean age 46.21 ±9.67 years with mean BMI 32.12 ±6.33 kg/m2 II 45.13 ±21.54 33.11±11.37 kg/m2. 34 (68%) educated 35 (50%) literate. Severity high found 55 (78.6%) cases as compared 17 (34%). diabetes mellitus, hypertension, ischaemic heart chronic lung Most 90 (75%) bilateral involvement interstitial infiltrates 105 (87.5%). Fever, cough dyspnea most common symptom groups. greater (80%) 27 (38.6%). Frequency poor hospitalization 9 (12.9%), admission 11 (15.8%) 23 (32.9%) significantly higher which 2 (4%), 3 (6%) 5 (10%) cases. Conclusion: According findings study, vaccination against efficacious beneficial reducing severity. Except for this, immunization can reduce frequency (hospitalization, admission, mortality), individuals should be made aware importance becoming soon possible. Keywords: 19, Vaccination, Pandemic, Mortality