Re[3]: Studies profile lung changes in asymptomatic COVID-19, viral loads in patient samples


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to mi nie je jasne a neviem ci to realne niekto moze povedat / potvrdit ako to dopadne

ale moj tip je ze pluca sa pre mladsie a lahsie pripady este zregeneruju, pre starych s tazkym priebehom asi tazsie ak vobec

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ja si skor myslim ze to skala znizenia funkcnosti pluc od 0.0 nic % po 100%. Znizenie X percent nemusi byt tragedia ale niesom lekar, neviem ale nemusi to znamenat ze mierne poskodene pluca = kripel.

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pluca =/= pecen

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k tomu som nasiel toto, ale je viac clankov
https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-survivors-lung-damage-ards-fcim-intensive-care-research-2020-3

Those who recover from the most severe cases of the coronavirus may be left with serious lung damage, according to the UK's professional body for intensive-care doctors and practitioners

The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FICM) warned many who contract serious cases of COVID-19 will develop acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)

Two preliminary studies, conducted of 41 and 99 people respectively, have found that between 17% and 29% of coronavirus patients who enter intensive care go on to contract ARDS.