The Other Pandemic From the Pandemic: A Higher Frequency of Long COVID After Omicron in Kidney Transplant Recipients
Cesar G. Berto,
Camille N. Kotton
Abstract:S ince it was first described, long coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has posed a vexing challenge for patients and healthcare providers, with significant lingering morbidity. 1 The absence of a consistent clinical definition has led to varying prevalence estimates. These estimates range from 8% of organ recipients with persistent symptoms 6 mo after infection, when self-reported symptoms are periodically assessed, up to 70% when the definition includes dyspnea and symptoms are only evaluated once. 2,3 One i… Show more
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