Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Chronic COVID - 19



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A. Lehmann (Vienna, Austria), H. Prosch (Vienna, Austria), S. Zehetmayer (Vienna, Austria), M. Gysan (Vienna, Austria), M. Idzko (Vienna, Austria), D. Gompelmann (Vienna, Austria). Impact of persistent D-Dimer elevation following recovery from COVID-19. 90

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