Predictors at admission of mechanical ventilation and death in an observational cohort of adults hospitalized with COVID-19
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Beau B. Bruce | David J Murphy | C. Szablewski | M. Tobin-D'Angelo | Nadine Oosmanally | C. Drenzek | J. Blum | Julie Hollberg | B. Lefkove | F. W. Brown | S. Browning | B. Bruce | J. D. da Silva | J. Gold | B. Jackson | S. Bamrah Morris | Pavithra Natarajan | Robyn Neblett Fanfair | P. Patel | Jessica S. Rogers-Brown | J. Rossow | Karen K. Wong | T. Uyeki | D. Wright | S. Bialek | Alfonso C Hernández-Romieu | R. Jansen | William M SeweSll | Jack D Owens | D. Burton | Jeremy A. W. Gold | Alfonso C. Hernández-Romieu | D. J. Murphy | M. Tobin-D’Angelo | J. Hollberg | Brendan R. Jackson | Sapna Bamrah Morris
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