Risk and outcomes of COVID‐19 in patients with multiple sclerosis

Author:

Moreno‐Torres Irene1,Meca Lallana Virginia2ORCID,Costa‐Frossard Lucienne3,Oreja‐Guevara Celia4,Aguirre Clara2,Alba Suárez Elda María5,Gómez Moreno Mayra6ORCID,Borrega Canelo Laura7,Sabín Muñoz Julia8,Aladro Yolanda9,Cárcamo Alba9,Rodríguez García Elena10,Cuello Juan Pablo11,Monreal Enric3,Sainz de la Maza Susana3,Pérez Parra Fernando12,Valenzuela Rojas Francisco13,López de Silanes de Miguel Carlos14,Casanova Ignacio14,Martínez Gines Maria Luisa11,Blasco Rosario8,Orviz García Aida1,Villar‐Guimerans Luisa María3,Fernández‐Dono Guillermo15,Elvira Víctor16,Santiuste Carmen3,Espiño Mercedes3,García Domínguez José Manuel11ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Demyelinating Diseases Unit Jiménez Diaz Foundation University Hospital Madrid Spain

2. Demyelinating Diseases Unit La Princesa University Hospital Madrid Spain

3. Multiple Sclerosis Unit Ramón y Cajal University Hospital Madrid Spain

4. Department of Neurology Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine San Carlos Clinical Hospital Complutense University of Madrid and San Carlos Institute for Health Research Madrid Spain

5. Neuroimmunology and Multiple Sclerosis Unit La Paz University Hospital Madrid Spain

6. Infanta Leonor University Hospital Madrid Spain

7. Alcorcón Foundation University Hospital Madrid Spain

8. Neuroimmunology Unit Puerta de Hierro University Hospital Madrid Spain

9. Demyelinating Diseases Unit University Hospital of Getafe Madrid Spain

10. Severo Ochoa University Hospital Madrid Spain

11. Demyelinating Diseases Unit Gregorio Marañón General University Hospital Madrid Spain

12. Henares University Hospital Madrid Spain

13. Central Defense Hospital "Gómez Ulla," Madrid Spain

14. Torrejón University Hospital Madrid Spain

15. Complutense University of Madrid Madrid Spain

16. University of Edinburgh Edinburgh Scotland

Funder

Merck

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Neurology (clinical),Neurology

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