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A R Koczulla1, T Ankermann2, U Behrends3
1Deutsche Gesellschaft f. Pneumologie und Beatmungsmedizin e. V. (DGP).
Pneumologie (Stuttgart, Germany)
|December 8, 2022
Summary
The German Society of Pneumology developed an interdisciplinary guideline for Long COVID/Post-COVID, outlining current symptoms, diagnostics, and therapies. This practical guide is updated as new knowledge emerges.
Area of Science:
- Pneumology
- Infectious Diseases
- Public Health
Context:
- The German Society of Pneumology initiated the AWMF S1 guideline in 2021.
- The guideline addresses the growing clinical challenge of Long COVID/Post-COVID.
- It is based on the current state of scientific knowledge and expert consensus.
Purpose:
- To provide clinical recommendations for Long COVID/Post-COVID.
- To outline current symptoms, diagnostic approaches, and therapeutic strategies.
- To offer a practical, evidence-based resource for healthcare professionals.
Summary:
- This interdisciplinary S1 guideline summarizes the current knowledge on Long COVID/Post-COVID.
- It details symptoms, diagnostic pathways, and treatment options.
- The guideline emphasizes a practical approach and is designed for ongoing adaptation.
Impact:
- Facilitates standardized and evidence-based care for Long COVID/Post-COVID patients.
- Supports clinicians in managing complex post-viral conditions.
- Aims to improve patient outcomes through updated clinical practice.
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