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Early initiation of remdesivir and its effect on oxygen desaturation: A clinical review study among high-risk COVID-19 patients in Myanmar.

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Title: Early initiation of remdesivir and its effect on oxygen desaturation: A clinical review study among high-risk COVID-19 patients in Myanmar.
Authors: Aye TT; Dr. Med. Sc. (General Medicine), Professor Emeritus at University of Medicine 2, Yangon; Consultant Endocrinologist at Grand Hantha International Hospital, Yangon, Myanmar., Myat K; M. Med. Sc (Internal Medicine), General Physician, Lapyaewon Primary Care Clinic, Tharkaytha Township, Yangon, Myanmar., Tun HP; M. Med. Sc (Internal Medicine), General Physician, Lapyaewon Primary Care Clinic, Tharkaytha Township, Myanmar., Thiha P; Dr. Med. Sc (General Medicine), Associate Professor, General Physician, Grand Hantha International Hospital, Yangon, Myanmar., Han TM; PhD (Science), MPH. M. Med. Sc (Public Health), Public Health Specialist, Grand Hantha International Hospital and Primary Care Research Unit, Myanmar GPs Society, Myanmar., Win YY; Dr. Med. Sc (Endocrinology), Consultant Endocrinologist, Grand Hantha International Hospital, Yangon, Myanmar., Han AMM; Bachelor of Nursing Science (Generic), Senior Register Nurse, Grand Hantha International Hospital, Yangon, Myanmar.
Source: Journal of family medicine and primary care [J Family Med Prim Care] 2022 Aug; Vol. 11 (8), pp. 4644-4649. Date of Electronic Publication: 2022 Aug 30.
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