Ongoing COVID-19 syndrome and post-COVID-19 syndrome: Long-term symptoms and residual changes after SARS-CoV-2 infection

K. Kostov
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Recently, in the time SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, there is increasing interest among the medical community in post-COVID-19 residual symptoms including structural and functional changes in different organs and systems The symptom characteristic and parameters of these changes in the period after illness are in the process of registration and complete clarification, and the first results were published It becomes clear that symptoms of COVID-19 (over 30 in number) even among those with a “mild form” of the disease remain for a long time after the acute phase in a large number of patients More data are needed on the somatic, mental and emotional characteristics of patients who have undergone COVID-19, the so-called „prolonged COVID-19 syndrome“, despite the lack of a generally accepted definition Knowledge of its clinical characteristic will help physicians to recognize its manifestations, and the healthcare system to prepare for its prevention and treatment Biomed Rev 2020;31: 117-123
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持续的COVID-19综合征和后COVID-19综合征:SARS-CoV-2感染后的长期症状和残留变化
最近,在SARS-CoV-2大流行期间,医学界对不同器官和系统的结构和功能变化等covid -19后残留症状的兴趣越来越大,这些变化在病后一段时间内的症状特征和参数正在登记和完全澄清过程中。很明显,在大量患者中,即使是“轻度形式”的COVID-19症状(超过30例)在急性期后仍存在很长时间,需要更多关于感染COVID-19的患者的身体、精神和情绪特征的数据,即所谓的“延长型COVID-19综合征”。尽管缺乏普遍接受的定义,但了解其临床特征将有助于医生认识其表现,并帮助医疗保健系统为其预防和治疗做好准备。生物医学杂志2020;31:117-123
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