Assessment of the Functional State of the Respiratory System After Recovering From Viral Infection in Children

September 2023 in “ Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) ”

Matkarimova A.A.

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Studysummary This study examined the clinical and radiological features of lung damage in children caused by COVID-19, highlighting the emergence and persistence of both respiratory and extrapulmonary symptoms in these cases.

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