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Clinical predictors of early multidomain symptomatic recovery in hospitalized patients with chronic lung disease and post-COVID conditions: a secondary analysis of a prospective controlled cohort
Abstract Background Early symptom recovery after SARS-CoV-2 infection is variable among patients with chronic lung disease (CLD), particularly when post-COVID conditions (PCC) are accompanied by residual respiratory impairment, disturbed sleep, and psychological burden. Using dat
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