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Histopathology and genetic susceptibility in COVID-19 pneumonia.

European journal of clinical investigation - 1 Jul 2020

von der Thüsen Jan, van der Eerden Menno

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BACKGROUND: The clinical features of COVID-19 pneumonia range from a mild illness to patients with a very severe illness with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure requiring ventilation and Intensive Care Unit admission. AIMS: To provide a brief overview of the existing evidence for such differences in host response and outcome, and generate hypotheses for divergent patterns and avenues for future research, by...

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PMID: 32353898
DOI: 10.1111/eci.13259
PMCID: PMC7267318

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