Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – COVID - 19 epidemiology



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E. Curto Sánchez (Barcelona, Spain), E. Palones Femenia (Barcelona, Spain), I. Podzamczer Valls (Barcelona, Spain), L. Cendón Panades (Barcelona, Spain), A. Rafecas Codern (Barcelona, Spain), F. Gutierrez Pereyra (Barcelona, Spain), V. Plaza Moral (Barcelona, Spain). Descriptive study of patients admitted to hospital for suspected COVID19 with initial negative PCR: clinical characteristics, methods of confirmation, and most common alternative diagnoses.. 3258

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