BMJ: Post-covid-19 syndrome needs attention

In covid-19 early pandemic, the United Kingdom estimated that SARS-CoV-2 of the infection was 6% (13% in London), research, health services and major media attention covid-19 directly on mortality (through infection) and indirect Impact (through changes in personal behavior and health systems), especially in the short term.

Through the United Kingdom’s national personal electronic health records and death registrations, the study quantified the mortality, medical service usage and organ-specific injury rates of covid-19 patients after discharge from the hospital.

47,780 patients (average age 65, 55% male) were hospitalized due to covid-19 and survived and discharged before August 31, 2020, which fully matches the personal and clinical characteristics of approximately 50 million people in the UK’s 10-year electronic health record .

Comparison of the incidence of multiple organ dysfunction between covid-19 patients discharged from hospital in the UK on August 31, 2020 and matched controls.

On August 31, 2020, the mortality, readmission rate and multiple organ dysfunction rate of covid-19 patients and matched control patients discharged from the hospital in England were stratified by individual factors.

Compared with the expected risk of the general population, the incidence of multiple organ dysfunction in patients discharged from covid-19 is higher.

Post-covid syndrome in individuals admitted to hospital with covid-19: retrospective cohort study.