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ASYMPTOMATIC, MILD AND MODERATE COVID-19 IN CHILDREN: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL, CLINICAL AND LABORATORY FINDINGS, GEORGIAN EXPERIANCE

MALVINA JAVAKHADZE, IRMA G. KORINTELI, LALI KHUTSISHVILI, Rusudan Kobakhidze, AZA REVISHVILI

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Aim of our study was to detect epidemiological, clinical and laboratory findings in asymptomatic, mind and moderate COVID-19 cases in children. Due to the epidemiological situation in Georgia, it was possible to monitor all confirmed cases, including asymptomatic patients.

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Aim of our study was to detect epidemiological, clinical and laboratory findings in asymptomatic, mind and moderate COVID-19 cases in children. Due to the epidemiological situation in Georgia, it was possible to monitor all confirmed cases, including asymptomatic patients.

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Aim of our study was to detect epidemiological, clinical and laboratory findings in asymptomatic, mind and moderate COVID-19 cases in children. Due to the epidemiological situation in Georgia, it was possible to monitor all confirmed cases, including asymptomatic patients.

Key concepts: Asymptomatic, Epidemiology, Georgian, Medicine, Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), Pediatrics, Pathology

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