Importance of the evaluation of systemic microvascular flow and reactivity in critically ill patients with coronavirus disease 2019 - COVID-19.

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2020
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Abstract
Amidst the pandemic that has mesmerized the entire world, as it has not spared anyone according to any specific characteristic, some conditions have, in fact, emerged as risk factors for a complicated evolution of COVID-19. Older age, cardiovascular disease including hypertension, diabetes and pulmonary disease, have been associated with more severe presentations and/or adverse prognosis. In this letter to the editor, we propose that the link between cardiovascular and metabolic diseases and the higher incidence and worse prognosis of COVID-19 patients is the (micro) vascular endothelium.
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Authors Tibirica, Eduardo;De Lorenzo, Andrea;
Journal microvascular research
Year 2020
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S0026-2862(20)30088-1
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cardiovascular diseases covid-19 laser-based methods microvascular endothelial dysfunction

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