CD3 lymphopenia in the hospitalized group
Despite having higher total white blood cells and neutrophils (Table 2),
hospitalized patients had a lower lymphocyte count and a lower
percentage of CD3+ T cell subset (p =0.001). At the same time, the
ratio of CD4+T cells and CD8+T cells were normal (Table 3), and there
was no difference between the two groups when comparing the percentage
of CD19+ B cells and CD16+56+ NK cells (p =0.29 and 0.42
respectively) (Table 3).