학술논문
Viral coinfection is associated with improved outcomes in emergency department patients with SARS-CoV-2
Document Type
Article
Author
Goldberg, E.M.; Lawrence, A.; Tomaszewski, C.; Hasegawa, K.; Camargo, C.A.; Kline, J.A.; Aufderheide, T.; Beiser, D.; Bennett, C.; Bledsoe, J.; Caputo, N.; Carpenter, C.; Chang, A.M.; Chisolm-Straker, M.; Courtney, D.M.; Mycyk, M.; Del Rios, M.; D'Etienne, J.; Dezman, Z.; Guirgis, F.; Headden, G.; House, H.; Huebinger, R.; Jang, T.; Kabrhel, C.; Lim, S.; Limkakeng, A.; Madsen, T.; McCarthy, D.; Meltzer, A.; Delgado, M.K.; Peter, J.; Moore, S.; Newgard, C.; Nordenholz, K.; Pagenhardt, J.; Platts-Mills, T.; Pulia, M.; Puskarich, M.; Southerland, L.; Sparks, S.; Swoboda, H.; Taylor, L.; Turner-Lawrence, D.; Vrablik, M.; Weekes, A.; Westafer, L.; Whittle, J.; Wilburn, J.
Source
In: Western Journal of Emergency Medicine . (Western Journal of Emergency Medicine, November 2021, 22(6):1262-1269)
Subject
Language
English
ISSN
19369018
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1936900X