Diagnosis and Management of Complications of COVID-19

Authors

  • Seyed-Amirabbas Ahadiat
  • Javaneh Atighi
  • Mahtab Forouhi
  • Noushin Mashatan
  • Zahra Ghahremaniyeh
  • Mehrsa Radmanesh
  • Zahra Momeni
  • Elmira Fardi
  • Fatemeh Taheri
  • Mehrdad Farrokhi

Abstract

Long-term complications are frequent in recovering COVID-19 cases. However, long-term complications of COVID-19 are currently unclear. If similar rate of long-term complications emerge following COVID-19, then we can expect a crashing wave of complications, which will have huge implication for treatment of the stretched healthcare resources in every country. A diverse group of symptoms, increasingly referred to as “Long COVID,” is also being reported in cases who did not need hospital treatment. These cases report a wide variety of manifestations, persisting for many months after acute infection. To date, most investigations on long COVID have been led by cases, and it proposes this is a frequent and disabling disease. More investigation informing clinical recommendations and our understanding of the mechanisms underlying this disease is urgently needed.

Diagnosis and Management of Complications of COVID-19

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2022-05-23

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Ahadiat, S.-A., Atighi, J., Forouhi, M., Mashatan, N., Ghahremaniyeh, Z., Radmanesh, M., Momeni, Z., Fardi, E., Taheri, F., & Farrokhi, M. (2022). Diagnosis and Management of Complications of COVID-19. Kindle, 2(1), 1–113. Retrieved from https://preferpub.org/index.php/kindle/article/view/Book8

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Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): Book Series 2

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