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Fig 1.

Flow diagram of the study design.

In this flow diagram, the quantity of patients who were assessed for eligibility and the exclusion criteria are exposed.

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Table 1.

Mechanical ventilation (univariable analyses).

Demographic and clinical features of a group of post COVID-19 patients associated to invasive.

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Table 2.

Univariable analyses by gender, comorbidities and prolonged hospitalization time.

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Fig 2.

Post COVID -19 symptoms according to mechanical ventilation requirements.

A comparison of the persistence of symptoms in general, whether a patient required invasive mechanical ventilation or not are shown. In the bar graph patients on invasive mechanical ventilation are represented by the blue column and the non-intubated patients are illustrated by the grey column. * Represents the statistically significant outcomes, according to P values.

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Fig 3.

Post COVID-19 sequelae for IMV and non-IMV patients.

A comparative bar graph of post-covid sequelae, according to the requirements of IMV is represented. In the bar graph patients on invasive mechanical ventilation are represented by the blue column and the non-intubated patients are illustrated by the grey column. * Represents the statistically significant outcomes, according to P values.

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Table 3.

Multivariate logistic regression analysis of gender, comorbidities, prolonged hospitalization time and invasive mechanical ventilation.

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