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Long COVID

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Aliases

PASC, post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection

Evidence Snippets

The review title explicitly names long COVID, and the supplied summary describes it as the anchor condition synthesized across major mechanistic themes.
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Claim 1mechanistic overlapsupports2023Source 1DOIPubMed

The review discusses overlap between long COVID and ME/CFS.

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Anchor review: Nature Reviews Microbiology 2023 ... synthesizes long COVID evidence across major mechanistic themes including ... overlap with ME/CFS.
Claim 2mechanistic themesupports2023Source 1DOIPubMed

Dysautonomia is included as a major mechanistic or clinical theme in the review's synthesis of long COVID.

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Anchor review: Nature Reviews Microbiology 2023 ... synthesizes long COVID evidence across major mechanistic themes including ... dysautonomia ...
Claim 3mechanistic themesupports2023Source 1DOIPubMed

Endothelial injury and thromboinflammation are included as major mechanistic themes in the review's synthesis of long COVID.

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Anchor review: Nature Reviews Microbiology 2023 ... synthesizes long COVID evidence across major mechanistic themes including ... endothelial injury/thromboinflammation ...
Claim 4mechanistic themesupports2023Source 1DOIPubMed

Immune dysregulation and autoimmunity are included as major mechanistic themes in the review's synthesis of long COVID.

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Anchor review: Nature Reviews Microbiology 2023 ... synthesizes long COVID evidence across major mechanistic themes including ... immune dysregulation and autoimmunity ...
Claim 5review scope summarysupports2023Source 1DOIPubMed

This review synthesizes long COVID evidence across multiple mechanistic themes including viral persistence or reactivation, immune dysregulation and autoimmunity, endothelial injury and thromboinflammation, dysautonomia, metabolic or mitochondrial dysfunction, microbiome perturbation, and overlap with ME/CFS.

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Anchor review: Nature Reviews Microbiology 2023 ... synthesizes long COVID evidence across major mechanistic themes including viral persistence/reactivation, immune dysregulation and autoimmunity, endothelial injury/thromboinflammation, dysautonomia, metabolic/mitochondrial dysfunction, microbiome perturbation, and overlap with ME/CFS.