Radiological Outcomes in Recovered COVID-19 Pneumonia Cases at 1-year Follow-up: The “Post-COVID-19 Lung Study” in Dedicated COVID-19 Care Setting in India

Radiological lung abnormalities (RLAs) are new radiological classification of post-COVID-19 lung sequelae and are categorized as resolving, persistent, and progressive. Final outcomes phenotypic classification showed an important role in further workup and treatment plannings of these RLAs during follow-up. Importantly, the proportionate number of progressive phenotypes has underlying rheumatological predisposition, and the large number of cases in resolving phenotypes doesn't need any treatment; whereas few cases in the persistent category need protocolized follow-up.

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Annals of African Medicine
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.4103/aam.aam_22_25
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COVID-19 diagnosis using AI
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Radiological Outcomes in Recovered COVID-19 Pneumonia Cases at 1-year Follow-up: The “Post-COVID-19 Lung Study” in Dedicated COVID-19 Care Setting in India

Gajanan Gondhali, Abhishek Vairagade, Shital Patil, Dinesh Kulkarni
Annals of African Medicine
COVID-19 diagnosis using AI
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Radiological Outcomes in Recovered COVID-19 Pneumonia Cases at 1-year Follow-up: The “Post-COVID-19 Lung Study” in Dedicated COVID-19 Care Setting in India

Gajanan Gondhali, Abhishek Vairagade, Shital Patil, Dinesh Kulkarni
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Radiological lung abnormalities (RLAs) are new radiological classification of post-COVID-19 lung sequelae and are categorized as resolving, persistent, and progressive. Final outcomes phenotypic classification showed an important role in further workup and treatment plannings of these RLAs during follow-up. Importantly, the proportionate number of progressive phenotypes has underlying rheumatological predisposition, and the large number of cases in resolving phenotypes doesn't need any treatment; whereas few cases in the persistent category need protocolized follow-up.

Annals of African MedicineVol. 24(4)
Maharashtra Institute of Medical Science and Research (IN)
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COVID-19 diagnosis using AI
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