ABO BLOOD TYPES AND INFLAMMATORY MARKERS IN COVID-19 PNEUMONIA
R. GO(Hackensack University Medical Center), Karan Omidvari(Hackensack University Medical Center), Pavan Patel(Hackensack University Medical Center), K. KIM(Hackensack University Medical Center), Daniel Karpel(Aventura Hospital and Medical Center), Kadi-Ann Rose(Hackensack University Medical Center), Osman Yousafzai(Hackensack University Medical Center), C. BHEEMAN(Hackensack University Medical Center), D. KARIMIHOSSEINI(Hackensack University Medical Center), Lesley Philip(Hackensack University Medical Center), Khurram Sarfraz(Hackensack University Medical Center), Maryam Bojarian(Hackensack University Medical Center), Muhammad Aklil Abd Rahim(Hackensack University Medical Center), MARIANNE MINOCK(Hackensack University Medical Center), Nikhita Gadi(Hackensack University Medical Center), Themba Nyirenda(Hackensack University Medical Center), R. Shah(Hackensack University Medical Center), Michele De Simone(Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1)
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