… In conclusion, this work presents evidence of muscular damage in COVID-19 patients, … is
a complication of COVID-19. It also emphasizes the importance of assessing muscle condition, …

… of life in the post-COVID-19 period and require multi-disciplinary … of COVID-19 pathophysiology,
its cardiorespiratory consequences, and the essential role of exercise in the COVID-19 …

… COVID 19 patients, laboratory signs of heart muscle damage are found. The main mechanisms
of muscle damage in COVID 19 … Damage to the muscular system in COVID 19 is an …

… Materials and Methods: We have included in this review 33 articles that contain data on
muscle damage following SARS-CoV-2 infection. We used the following keywords to search for …

… for a COVID-19-related pathology between the 16 th and the 31 st of March 2020, which
corresponded to the peak of the first COVID-19 wave in our region. Patients' COVID-19 status …

… to muscle injury [32,33]. Regarding COVID-19, immune-mediated muscle damage can
be explained by the deposition of virus–antibody complexes in the muscles, viral toxins …

… levels may contribute to skeletal muscle atrophy, while an … muscle maintenance by inhibiting
muscle degradation. The skeletal muscle damage observed in patients with COVID-19 may …

… : COVID-19-associated muscular complications may comprise myalgia, weakness, wasting,
and rhabdomyolysis. Skeletal muscle damage in COVID-19 … typical COVID-19 pneumonia …

… Although the pathology includes fiber damage, mitochondrial changes, inflammation, and
… of whether the observed muscle damage is the result of viral infection of muscle, immune-…

… The exact mechanism of muscle damage in patients with COVID-19 is uncertain. As well
as the long-term consequences for convalescents, it is difficult to predict at this stage of …