Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Pulmonary embolism in non-COVID-19 and COVID-19 patients



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C. Kyriakopoulos (Ioannina, Greece), K. Bartziokas (Ioannina, Greece), A. Gogali (Ioannina, Greece), K. Tatsis (Ioannina, Greece), C. Chronis (Ioannina, Greece), D. Potonos (Ioannina, Greece), G. Gkrepi (Ioannina, Greece), K. Kostikas (Ioannina, Greece). Biomarkers model for prediction of hospitalisation duration and pulmonary embolism outcome. 504

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