EARLY TREATMENT WITH BAMLANIVIMAB ALONE DOES NOT PREVENT COVID-19 HOSPITALIZATION AND ITS POST-ACUTE SEQUELAE. A REAL EXPERIENCE IN UMBRIA, ITALY.
Elisabetta Schiaroli(University of Perugia), Daniela Francisci(University of Perugia), Lisa Malincarne(University of Perugia), Martina Savoia, Anna Laura Spinelli(Ospedale di Spoleto), Giuseppe Vittorio De Socio(University of Perugia), Laura Martinelli(Dipartimento della Protezione Civile)
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