Relationship between initial symptoms and prognosis of patients with Covid-19

Aims to describe the initial symptoms most related to the prognosis of Covid-19. This is a retrospective cross sectional, quantitative, data analyzed study. This study was made in the family medicine centers (n=82) of Çorlu district of Tekirdağ province, in Turkey. The study included patients (n=1.5...

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COVID-19 pandemia
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Family physician
Humans
Initial symptoms
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Prognosis
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