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Fig 1.

Selection of the outpatient cohort presented as a flowchart.

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Table 1.

Patient demographic and clinical characteristics.

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Selection of the inpatient cohort presented as a flowchart.

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Table 2.

Patient demographic and clinical characteristics by clinical suspicion of COVID-19 in inpatients (A) and outpatients (B).

Three patients in the inpatient cohort could not be classified. ‘Not suspected’: deemed by the clinician as non-compatible with COVID-19 disease or were diagnosed with another acute disease; ‘Not excluded’: no other diagnosis recorded explaining their current symptoms, and COVID-19 disease could not be excluded. ‘High suspicion’: physician in charge of the treatment recorded the suspicion on clinical grounds to the electronic patient record, OR the patient fulfilled a set of pre-defined clinical and exposure criteria (see Methods); ‘Laboratory confirmed’: tested positive from the first sample taken or with repeated testing with SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR.

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Table 3.

Sensitivity calculations for the first SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR test.

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Fig 3.

Clinical SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR sensitivity estimates in the laboratory confirmed, and in the laboratory confirmed and high suspicion group combined, presented according to delay (days) from symptom onset to sampling.

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