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SARS was much more dangerous than Covid19 is, so you can't really generalize like that.
by im3w1l 7y ago
SARS was much more dangerous than Covid19 is, so you can't really generalize like that.
- woofie11 7y agoNot without CT scans of COVID-19 patients and doctors' reports, I couldn't. We do have those, however. We can't know what percentage end up with lung scarring. With CT scans, we need to wait to see how lungs recover with time. With doctor's reports, it's anecdotal; we have no statistics. It might be 1%, or it might be 20%. I'm betting on the 5-6% range. That's an educated guess, based on hospitalization and ICU rates and how the disease progresses.