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Autopsy of COVID-19 patients in China

Authors :
Bian, Xiu-Wu
Yao, Xiao-Hong
Ping, Yi-Fang
Yu, Shicang
Shi, Yu
Luo, Tao
He, Zhi-Cheng
Tang, Rui
Chen, Cong
Fu, Wen-Juan
Zhang, Hongyan
Zhang, Hua-Rong
Xiang, Dong-Fang
Li, Qing-Rui
Huang, Xuequan
Li, Tingyuan
Zhao, Pengnan
Wang, Chaofu
Fei, Xiaochun
Cai, Jun
Zhao, Lei
Zhang, Heng
Liu, Zhenghua
Liu, Liang
Wang, Guoping
Nie, Xiu
Zhou, Yiwu
Ren, Liang
Liu, Qian
Wang, Yi
Ao, Qilin
Wang, Xi
Duan, Yaqi
Li, Jiansha
Xiong, Jin
Xu, Sanpeng
Zhang, Jie
Huang, Sizhe
Yang, Ming
Huang, Bo
Li, Xiang
Peng, Lixu
Xi, Pan
Hua, Xiong
Su, Hua
Wangcheng, Sihua
Yu, Cheng
Wu, Haibo
Li, Heng
Ren, Yong
Chen, Xinwei
Liang, Liwei
Zhang, Zongxing
Chen, Rong
Deng, Fei
Qu, Guoqiang
Wang, Rongshuai
Wang, Yunyun
Zhou, Xiaowei
Wang, Fusheng
Zhao, Jingmin
Source :
National Science Review
Publication Year :
2020
Publisher :
Oxford University Press (OUP), 2020.

Abstract

Distribution of SARS-CoV-2 virus and pathological features of multiple organs in COVID-19 patients remains unclear, which interferes with the improvement of COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment. In this article, we summarize the pathological findings obtained from systematic autopsy (37 cases) and percutaneous multiple organ biopsy (“minimally invasive autopsy”, 54 cases). These findings should shed light on better understanding of the progression of COVID-19 infection and the means of more effective intervention.

Details

ISSN :
2053714X and 20955138
Volume :
7
Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
National Science Review
Accession number :
edsair.doi.dedup.....9edb4046523cd503079fa69686c7b306