FEATURES OF THE REHABILITATION OF CHILDREN WITH COVID-19
Abstract
The aim of the review was to identify the features of the clinical course of the disease in children who have undergone coronavirus infection. The review showed that coronavirus disease in children is frequent and severe, which requires individual care and careful diagnosis.
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Abstract
The aim of the review was to identify the features of the clinical course of the disease in children who have undergone coronavirus infection. The review showed that coronavirus disease in children is frequent and severe, which requires individual care and careful diagnosis.
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