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The pandemic outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has highlighted the need to combine rapid, non-invasive and widely accessible techniques with the least risk of patient's cross-infection to achieve a successful early detection and surveillance of the disease. In this regard, the lung ultrasound (LUS) technique has been proved invaluable in both the differential diagnosis and the follow-up of COVID-19 patients, and its potential may be destined to evolve. Recently, indeed, LUS has been empowered through the development of automated image processing techniques.
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