COVID-19 infection is associated with persistent capillary rarefication up to 18 months post-infection in patients with long COVID syndrome.
Our current data strongly suggest that COVID-19 leaves a persistent capillary rarefication even 18 months after infection. Whether, to what extent, and when the observed damage might be reversible remains unclear.
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