Sex hormone dysregulations are associated with disease severity in critically ill male COVID-19 patients - a retrospective analysis
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T. Renné | L. Kreienbrock | K. Klingel | J. Aberle | T. Bai | S. Peine | A. Meinhardt | A. Nierhaus | S. Kluge | A. Parplys | S. Stanelle-Bertram | B. Schaumburg | K. Roedl | J. Hiller | G. Gabriel | J. Grensemann | D. Jarczak | Kristin Klaetschke | Fabian Stoll | M. Schroeder | G. de Heer | M. Zickler | H. Jacobsen | Z. Mueller | Bettina Schneider | B. Schneider
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