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Editorial
. 2020 May 8;24(1):207.
doi: 10.1186/s13054-020-02930-6.

Our recommendations for acute management of COVID-19

Francesco Mojoli  1   2 , Silvia Mongodi  3   4 , Anita Orlando  2 , Eric Arisi  2 , Marco Pozzi  2 , Luca Civardi  2 , Guido Tavazzi  1   2 , Fausto Baldanti  1   5 , Raffaele Bruno  1   6 , Giorgio Antonio Iotti  1   2 ; COVID-19 Pavia Crisis Unit
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Editorial

Our recommendations for acute management of COVID-19

Francesco Mojoli et al. Crit Care. .
No abstract available

Keywords: ARDS; Acute respiratory failure; COVID-19; Lung ultrasound; Novel coronavirus.

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Conflict of interest statement

FM received fees for lectures from GE Healthcare, Hamilton Medical, SEDA SpA, outside the present work. SM received fees for lectures from GE Healthcare, outside the present work. AO received fees for the manuscript preparation from Hamilton Medical, outside the present work. MP received fees for lectures from Hamilton Medical, outside the present work. LC received fees for lectures by GE Healthcare, outside the present work. GT received fees for lectures by GE Healthcare, outside the present work. GAI received fees for lectures by Hamilton Medical, Eurosets, Getinge, Intersurgical SpA and Burke&Burke, outside the present work. A research agreement is active between University of Pavia and Hamilton Medical, outside the present work.

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