Figures
- FIGURE 1
Correlation analysis of viral shedding with a) lowest nucleocapsid protein and cycle threshold (CT) values for days 1–3 post-hospitalisation (CT3minN) and b) lowest open reading frame 1ab and CT values for days 1–3 (CT3minORF).
- FIGURE 2
Establishment of the nomogram for predicting viral shedding of patients with BA.4/5 or BF.7. a) Nomogram with group, alcohol use, severity of coronavirus disease 2019, and lowest nucleocapsid protein and cycle threshold values for days 1–3 post-hospitalisation (CT3minN) for predicting viral shedding among patients. This figure presents a demonstrative example of the website we developed. If a patient is infected with the variant BA.4/5, it corresponds to point “e”, and its value is “c”. If the patient consumes alcohol, then “alcohol use” is “yes”, corresponding to point “f”, and its value is “a”. If the patient is diagnosed with a mild infection, then “diagnosis” is “mild infection”, corresponding to point “g”, and its value is “d”. The patient's “CT3minN” corresponds to point “h”, and its value is “b”. The sum of “a+b+c+d+h” equals “i”. Ultimately, a predicted viral shedding value is obtained, which is “j”. b) The receiver operating characteristic curve shows the accuracy of viral shedding prediction on the basis of the nomogram. AUC: area under the curve. *: p<0.05; ***: p<0.001.
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