Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Burden and epidemiology of COVID-19



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P. Carmona Arias (LLEIDA, Spain), S. Santisteve (LLEIDA, Spain), A. Monge (LLEIDA, Spain), A. Moncusi (LLEIDA, Spain), C. Gort (LLEIDA, Spain), I. Benitez (LLEIDA, Spain), D. De Gonzalo (LLEIDA, Spain), G. Torres (LLEIDA, Spain), F. Barbe (LLEIDA, Spain), J. Gonzalez (LLEIDA, Spain). Comparison of biopsychosocial and pulmonary short term sequelae between epidemic waves in critical COVID19 patients. 929

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