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Vol 24, No 2 (2020)
... high risk of COVID-19 infection in the course of treatment of patients 4 ...with COVID-19 patients in the course of examination and ...The risk of exposure of HCWs is ...
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Coagulopathy and Thrombosis as a Result of Severe COVID-19 Infection: A Microvascular Focus
... consumptive thrombocytopenia, a condition termed thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) (64). In the event of vascular injury, VWF facilitates binding of platelets to sub-endothelium through its interactions with ...
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Role of vitamin D in pathogenesis and severity of COVID-19 infection
... increased risk for serious complications from the influenza and other respiratory tract infections, especially among patients with HIV infection, has been proven by several interventional and observational ...
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... the Infection-genomics of COVID-19 infection and disease ...of COVID-19 infection [21, 56, 57, ...to COVID-19 infections ...increased risk of severe ...
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Brief review: Cardiac complications and platelet activation in COVID-19 infection
... Initially it was suggested that the mechanisms of the cardiac events may be related to interactions of the SARS-CoV-2 virus with the angiotensin-converting enzyme-2 (ACE2) receptor, since both this virus and the SARS ...
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Vol 20 (2020)
... at risk of this pandemic especially older individuals and immunocompromised ...to COVID-19 infections because of having ACE2 ...with COVID-19 are reported i.e. Neurological ...
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... LVS infection provided partial protection, the protection might not be ...higher infection levels, but eventually show lower infection-level at later times, since the same regions/communities also ...
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Caring for Newborns Born to Mothers With COVID-19: More Questions Than Answers
... (SARS-CoV-2) infection could be associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes, newborns did not appear to show clinical signs of infection and had negative viral testing ...low, risk of neonatal ...
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The effect of vascular risk factor burden on the severity of COVID-19 illness, a retrospective cohort study
... vascular risk factors were based on pre- vious literature [6, 10–13] as ...vascular risk factors to construct a vascular risk factor score in each patient: hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, ...
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Statistical Analysis on COVID-19
... named COVID-19 on January 10, 2020 ...coronavirus infection, including the COVID-19 epidemic Research, specimen collection and testing, tracking and management of close contacts, and ...
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Treatment Management by following Hematological Tips in a Postpartum Case Infected with COVID-19
... of COVID-19 illness and increase ...current Covid-19 pandemic, one in seven patients hospitalized with COVID-19 has attained a dangerous secondary bacterial infection, ...
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Preparedness and Responses for Prevention and Control of COVID-19: A Review
... of COVID-19 infection from human to human or from any other source to human could be either without any symptoms or with very mild symptomatic cases taking 5 to 14 days of ...the infection: ...
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COVID-19 outbreak in India: an early stage analysis
... The COVID-19 outbreak in several countries of the world is facing a challenging task to control the virus transmission as ...level, infection growth, most affected age groups, available datasets and ...
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Title: A normalized mortality rate showed the diverse severity of Covid-19 in the world Authors: Santosh Kumar 1, PR Renjith2 , C Priscilla 1, Selva Kumar Ganesan3
... Covid-19 has crossed a two million mark causing more than 100,000 deaths worldwide in just over three months. It was started in China and spread all over the world[1,2]. Europe and the United States of ...
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SARS-CoV-2 S1 and N-based serological assays reveal rapid seroconversion and induction
... tag antibodies, known seropositive COVID-19 human samples, or known seronegative COVID- 389. 19 human samples[r] ...
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Cardiovascular risk factors and evolution of patients attended with COVID-19 in a National Reference Hospital from Lima, Peru
... Recent studies indicate multi-organ tropism of SARS-CoV-2, including heart, vascular system, and the circulation, which is speculated to influence the course of the disease as well as aggravate preexisting conditions. ...
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The Covid-19 Infection in Italy: A Statistical Study of an Abnormally Severe Disease
... for Covid-19 is complicated by the complex laboratory procedures that are necessary to identify the infected cases, ultimately limiting the total number of tested ...For Covid-19, however, it ...
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COVID-19 Pandemic in Nigeria: misconception among individuals, impact on animal and the role of mathematical epidemiologists
... has COVID-19 ...causes COVID-19 in humans) in one Tiger at a zoo in New York ...with COVID-19 as several lions and tigers at the zoo showed symptoms of respiratory ...
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International Journal of Celiac Disease
... of COVID 19 infection ...of COVID 19, though in many countries, some drugs and vaccines are currently reported to be undergoing clinical ...
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Detecting the COVID-19
... Another way to reduce the false negativity in nucleic acid based testing is to perform CT scans. As discussed in Section 3.1, it can be more sensitive to diagnose COVID-19 using CT scans. The caveat for the ...
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