Decreased prealbumin level is associated with increased risk for mortality in elderly hospitalized patients with COVID-19
Authors:
- Peiyuan ZuoPZPeiyuan Zuo
- Song TongSTSong Tong
- Qi YanQYQi Yan
- Ling ChengLCLing Cheng
- Yuanyuan LiYLYuanyuan Li
- Kaixin SongKSKaixin Song
- Yuting ChenYCYuting Chen
- Yue DaiYDYue Dai
- Hongyu GaoHGHongyu Gao
- Cuntai ZhangCZCuntai Zhang
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