Acute disease severity is associated with increased MRI pulmonary perfusion transit times at follow-up in male patients hospitalised due to COVID-19. - Vienna 2024

What can clinical physiology tell us about COVID-19?

Chair(s): Rachael A. Evans, Hamish Mcauley

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Acute disease severity is associated with increased MRI pulmonary perfusion transit times at follow-up in male patients hospitalised due to COVID-19.

Laura Saunders

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Acute disease severity is associated with increased MRI pulmonary perfusion transit times at follow-up in male patients hospitalised due to COVID-19.

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