Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – COVID - 19 around the globe



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S. Frent (Timisoara, Romania), A. Bikov (Manchester, United Kingdom), E. Bobu (Timisoara, Romania), R. Pleava (Kungälv, Sweden), C. Serban (Timisoara, Romania), I. Marincu (Timisoara, Romania), M. Marc (Timisoara, Romania), S. Mihaicuta (Timisoara, Romania), C. Oancea (Timisoara, Romania). Mortality risk in a Romanian cohort of patients hospitalised for COVID-19. 3815

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