When antivirals backfire: An evaluation of favipiravir’s clinical outcomes in critically ill patients with COVID-19: A multicenter cohort study
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Ohoud Aljuhani | A. Thabit | G. Korayem | A. Altebainawi | K. Kahtani | Majed Nahari | Abeer A. Alenazi | Khalid A. Al Sulaiman | A. Alharbi | Samar Alotaibi | Ramesh Vishwakarma | M. AlFaifi | Alaa Almagthali | Reham A. Alharbi | Raghad Alhajaji | Munirah M. Alghwainm | S. M. Alotaibi | Yazeed S. Alghamdi | Shaden H. Alonazi | Jumanah M. Almutairi
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