The Role of Dynamic Changes in Hematologic and Biochemical Parameters in Predicting Mortality in Covid-19 Patients

The Role of Dynamic Changes in Hematologic and Biochemical Parameters in Predicting Mortality in Covid-19 Patients

The role of hematologic, inflammatory and biochemical parameters as biomarkers, their role in identifying risky patients in the early stage and their role in prognosis in COVID-19 Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) were investigated. The study included patients who were hospitalized and followed up...

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Hauptverfasser: Celik Tellioglu, Emine, Oncul, Ahsen, Diktas, Husrev, Atasoy Tahtasakal, Ceren, Aktas, Elif, Genc Yaman, Irem, Yildiz Sevgi, Dilek, Dokmetas, Ilyas
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