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. 2022 Jun 16;162(7):S-374. doi: 10.1016/S0016-5085(22)60894-1
Sa1317: HYPERLIPASEMIA IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED MORTALITY IN COVID-19 HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
Khaled Elfert
, Muhammad Umair Khan
, Kamran Mushtaq
, Zohaib Yousaf
, Fatima M Iqbal
, Deema Alsoub
, Hammad S Chaudhry
, Fateen Ata
, Phool Iqbal
, Girisha Balaraju
, Muna Al Maslamani
, Khalid Al-Ejji
, Saad Al Kaabi
, Yasser M Kamel
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Issue date 2022 May.
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