Estudio multicéntrico de casos confirmados de COVID-19: datos preliminares de 2690 pacientes pediátricos en Argentina durante el primer año de la pandemia

Gentile, Ángela; Juárez, María del Valle; Romero Bollón, Lucía; Cancellara, Aldo D; Pasinovich, Marina; Brizuela, Martín; Euliarte, Cristina; Ensinck, Gabriela N; Russ, Carlota; Saraceni, Liliana; Tapponier, Gabriela; Villa Nova, Susana; Falaschi, Andrea; Garnero, Analía; Melonari, Pablo; Bellone, Luciana; Gaiano, Alejandra; Pebe Florian, Víctor; Bogdanowicz, Elizabeth; Areso, M. Soledad; Red de Pediatría, COVID-19.
Arch. argent. pediatr ; 120(2): 80-88, abril 2022. tab, ilus
Artículo en Inglés, Español | LILACS, BINACIS | ID: biblio-1363652

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