Selected article for: "clinical expression and respiratory distress"

Author: Waechter, C
Title: Manifestations cliniques et paracliniques de la Covid-19, diagnostic virologique
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  • Document date: 2021_6_9
  • ID: wd6gin31
    Snippet: From perfectly asymptomatic forms to severe forms of Covid-19 requiring intensive care unit management, Covid-19 is now better described. Between 30 and 50% of patients will remain asymptomatic and the majority of symptomatic patients will develop the signs of a viral respiratory infection (fever, cough, asthenia). The particularity of Covid-19 lies in the wide range of associated symptoms, and its evolution in about 5% of cases to an acute respiratory distress syndrome. While age remains the ma
    Document: From perfectly asymptomatic forms to severe forms of Covid-19 requiring intensive care unit management, Covid-19 is now better described. Between 30 and 50% of patients will remain asymptomatic and the majority of symptomatic patients will develop the signs of a viral respiratory infection (fever, cough, asthenia). The particularity of Covid-19 lies in the wide range of associated symptoms, and its evolution in about 5% of cases to an acute respiratory distress syndrome. While age remains the main risk factor for developing a severe form of Covid-19, there does not seem to be a specific clinical profile among the elderly, for whom the expression of the disease is closer to that among young adults.

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