Post-Discharge Spirometry Evaluation in Patients Recovering from Moderate-to-Critical COVID-19: A Prospective Cohort Study
Chee-Shee Chai(Universiti Malaysia Sarawak), Mohammed Fauzi Bin Abdul Rani(Hospital Sungai Buloh), Abdul Razak Muttalif(Penang Adventist Hospital), Muhammad Amin Ibrahim, Swarna Lata Krishnabahawan(Ministry of Health), Zulaika Roslan(Hospital Sungai Buloh), Kalaiarasu M. Peariasamy(Ministry of Health), Aruna Karthigayan(Ministry of Health), Nur Amira Azhar(Ministry of Health), Ahmad Hata Rasit(Universiti Malaysia Sarawak), Busra Binti Johari(Hospital Sungai Buloh), Roqiah Fatmawati Binti Abdul Kadir(Hospital Sungai Buloh), Benedict-Lim-Heng Sim(Ministry of Health), Diana-Leh-Ching Ng(Universiti Malaysia Sarawak), R Harun(Ministry of Health), Chong Kin Liam(University of Malaya)
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