Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on lung function



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I. Cekerevac (Kragujevac, Republic of Serbia), L. Novkovic (Kragujevac, Republic of Serbia), R. Susa (Kragujevac, Republic of Serbia), S. Simovic (Kragujevac, Republic of Serbia). Factors affecting carbon monoxide diffusion capacity in early convalescence phase of severe COVID19 patients. 3171

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