Comparative study between COVID-19 Outcomes for Patients on Chronic Immunosuppressive Drugs, Patients on Active chemotherapy and Non- Immunosuppressed Patients: A Single-Center Egyptian Experience
Abstract:Background: Patients with hematological disorders especially those who underwent bone marrow transplantation are known for having some degree of immune system derangement and cytokine signaling instability as well as patients who were diagnosed with active malignancy and needed chemotherapy.Objective: The study aimed to compare the outcome between patients infected with COVID 19 who use immune suppression (either acute or chronic immune suppression) to fight COVID infection and how our different bodies and imm… Show more
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