Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – COVID - 19 risk predictions



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G. Karadeniz (Izmir, Turkey), F. Kazankaya (Izmir, Turkey), M. Buyuksiirin (Izmir, Turkey), M. Gayaf (Izmir, Turkey), F. Guldaval (Izmir, Turkey), F. Demirci Ucsular (Izmir, Turkey), C. Anar (Izmir, Turkey), G. Polat (Izmir, Turkey), Ö. Batum (Izmir, Turkey), A. Ayranci (Izmir, Turkey), E. Yalniz (Izmir, Turkey). Mortality predictions of CURB-65, GPS and CALL scores in hospitalized patients with COVID-19. 3661

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