Conclusion
Consequently, the SARS-CoV-2 virus is spreading by leaps and bounds all
over the world. The prognosis of the disease may vary depending on the
nature of a person’s immune system. In this study, where hematological
and inflammatory characteristics of peripheral blood were analysed, it
has been shown that increased ferritin and D-dimer levels and decreased
lymphocyte count are important factors affecting the duration of
hospitalization for COVID-19 infection. Moreover, we point out low
neutrophil count and MPV level and high platelet count and ferritin
levels during the course of the disease, so these parameters can be used
as prognostic indicators of the disease.