Selected article for: "Definitive diagnosis and low specificity"
Author: Sina Arabi; Golnaz Vaseghi; Zahra Heidari; Laleh Shariati; Bahareh Amin; Harunor Rashid; Shaghayegh Haghjooy Javanmard
Title: Clinical characteristics of COVID-19 infection in pregnant women: a systematic review and meta-analysis
  • Document date: 2020_4_7
    • ID: jdniglgz_15
    Snippet: The most pregnant patients with COVID-19 manifested mild to moderate signs, commonly fever (77 %) and cough (20%). The other symptoms prevalence and biochemical characterization are similar to non-pregnant patients with 2019-nCov infection (12) . Respiratory viral diseases are indistinguishable from 2019-nCov infection due to nonspecific symptoms. To date, the laboratory tests have low specificity and cannot be used for definitive diagnosis of th.....
    Document: The most pregnant patients with COVID-19 manifested mild to moderate signs, commonly fever (77 %) and cough (20%). The other symptoms prevalence and biochemical characterization are similar to non-pregnant patients with 2019-nCov infection (12) . Respiratory viral diseases are indistinguishable from 2019-nCov infection due to nonspecific symptoms. To date, the laboratory tests have low specificity and cannot be used for definitive diagnosis of the COVID-19, and can only estimate the patient's clinical condition, therefore PCR and radiological studies will be performed to confirm the disease (12) .

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