Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – COVID - 19: lessons learned



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A. Frix (Liege, Belgium), L. Schoneveld (Liege, Belgium), A. Ladang (Liege, Belgium), M. Henket (Liege, Belgium), B. Duysinx (Liege, Belgium), F. Vaillant (Liege, Belgium), B. Misset (Liege, Belgium), M. Moutschen (Liege, Belgium), R. Louis (Liege, Belgium), E. Cavalier (Liege, Belgium), J. Guiot (Liege, Belgium). Could KL-6 levels in COVID-19 help to predict lung disease ?. 525

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