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Reliability of Standardized Protocol of Ultrasound of the Lungs in Prediction of Severity of Covid-19 Infection
Ultrasound can reliably detect morphologic changes associated with pneumonia. Additionally, protocols were elaborated which unify the investigation procedure and improve the intra- and interrater reliability. Moreover, ultrasound is a time and cost-effective and widely available method. The aim of this study is to evaluate the efficacy of the ultrasound of the lungs in predicting the length of hospitalization, of intensive care and of mechanical ventilation in Covid-19 pneumonia. Further aims are the evaluation of the efficacy of the ultrasound of the lungs in predicting the risk of death and of long-term pulmonary complications as consequences of Covid-19 pneumonia.
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