highly significantp = 0.001
Where available, hyperCKemia (>200 U/L) was observed in 16/111 (14.4%) of the mild patients and in 26/74 (35.1%) of the severe patients, with a highly significant p = 0.001.
Where available, hyperCKemia (>200 U/L) was observed in 16/111 (14.4%) of the mild patients and in 26/74 (35.1%) of the severe patients, with a highly significant p = 0.001.
Regarding absolute levels, the difference between males (median, 109; range, 10–1672 U/L) and females (median, 86.5; range, 10–1499 U/L) did not reach statistical significance. 3.4.