The vasa vasorum of the large pulmonary vessels are involved in COVID-19

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Blood Vessels, Coronavirus Infection, Vasa Vasorum

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2021-08-30

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Daisley Jr, H. ., Rampersad, A. ., Daisley, M. ., Ramdin, A. ., Acco, O. ., Narinesingh, F. ., Humphrey, O. ., & James, E. . (2021). The vasa vasorum of the large pulmonary vessels are involved in COVID-19. Autopsy and Case Reports, 11, e2021304. https://doi.org/10.4322/acr.2021.304