… -sectional, prospective study to assess pulmonary function after COVID-19 in children and
… or adolescents with critical respiratory involvement during the acute COVID-19 pandemic. …

… Third, some studies reported only moderate severity of COVID-19 cases while others included
moderate to critical diseases, which can be a factor leads to selection bias as well as low …

… -19 patients who were treated at ICU and 14 severe COVID-19 patients who were not at …
functioning outcome of our rehabilitation program is similar between critical and severe COVID…

… Figure 2 shows symptoms associated with COVID-19 during the acute period and follow-up.
Diarrhoea and fever were only reported in the critical stage of the disease. Symptoms such …

… data from 28 patients with severe/critical COVID-19. In line with our findings, they
concluded that pulmonary rehabilitation following COVID-19 was effective to improve physical …

… The prevalence of impaired pulmonary function after twelve months of follow-up, was still
significant among those with initially moderate or severe/critical COVID-19. Pulmonary function …

… Secondly, only survivors of severe or critical COVID-19 with a high likelihood of lung injury
were enrolled in our study, when all resources were stretched in a pandemic. The patients …

… The results we obtained suggest non-pulmonary factors such as post-COVID fibrosis or
critical illness neuromyopathy. Quarantine conditions and isolated hospitalization may also …

… symptoms and pulmonary function tests were investigated in children with COVID-19. Fifty
… Patients were evaluated for ongoing respiratory symptoms and pulmonary function tests 3 …

… The prevalence of abnormal lung function among COVID-19 patients … critical COVID-19
patients studied 3 months following hospital discharge, 25% had abnormal pulmonary function…