Although longitudinal studies with follow-up of up to 4 years suggest an overall trend toward clinical and functional improvement over time, a subgroup of patients remains with residual changes, including “fibrotic-like” changes, which underscores the importance of structured cardiopulmonary assessment in some hospitalized patients [ 3 , 4 ].
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Post-COVID Respiratory Sequelae in COPD: Mucus Plugging, Infectious Complications, and Risk-Stratified Follow-Up.
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