Case report: Spontaneous pneumomediastinum (SPM) and intestinal perforation secondary to COVID-19 in the same patient.
A. Petrone (Cosenza (CS), Italy), P. Scrivano (Cosenza (CS), Italy), A. Corsonello (Cosenza (CS), Italy), M. Quartieri (Cosenza (CS), Italy), G. Rago (Cosenza (CS), Italy), F. Cesario (Cosenza (CS), Italy), C. Manfredi (Cosenza (CS), Italy), A. Gaudio (Cosenza (CS), Italy), E. Scarpelli (Cosenza (CS), Italy), A. Barbato (Cosenza (CS), Italy)
Source: International Congress 2022 – COVID complications
Session: COVID complications
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 406
 
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