Severe COVID-19 associated hyperglycemia is caused by beta cell dysfunction: a prospective cohort study
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P. Tuma | F. Karpe | S. Schlesinger | L. Rossmeislová | M. Andel | J. Gojda | J. Potočková | Kateřina Koudelková | Alexander Lang | M. Krbcová | A. Ouřadová | Alexandra Gvozdeva | V. Šebo | L. Slagmolen
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