The association between severe COVID-19 and low platelet count: evidence from 31 observational studies involving 7613 participants
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- DOI: 10.1111/bjh.16817
The association between severe COVID-19 and low platelet count: evidence from 31 observational studies involving 7613 participants
Keywords: COVID-19; meta-analysis; platelet count; severe; thrombocytopenia.
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