COVID-19-related retinal microvasculopathy and systemic implications in patients with severe disease: results from the Methuselah study

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19 Feb 2024

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COVID-19-related retinal microvasculopathy and systemic implications in patients with severe disease: results from the Methuselah study https://t.co/LKRqwK7jcY #LongCovid #pwLC

12 Feb 2024

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@HopiNg66966500 https://t.co/2NizZUPMuD Retinal microvasc alterations were NOT REVERSIBLE 12 mo after cvd19 & were linked to inflammation & renal dysfunction as well as aortic stiffness measured during follow-up. alterations were strictly linked w

01 Feb 2024

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RT @outbreakupdates: Retinal vascular alterations were not reversible 12 months after COVID-19 And they were linked to inflammation and…

28 Jan 2024

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