Acute retroperitoneal hematoma following severe Covid-19 and the use of anticoagulants.

Introduction: and Importance: Severe COVID19 patients under anticoagulant therapy are at the risk of developing hematoma.

Case Presentation: We present case of 11 COVID19 who were presented with localized skin ecchymosis lesions in different areas of the body and retroperitoneal hematoma in the posterior wall of the abdomen and chest.

Clinical Discussion: Cases of hematoma with severe COVID19 patients under anticoagulant therapy are reported in several case studies, particularly in geriatric population with the previous history of blood and/or cardiac disorders.

The use of remdesivir among pregnant women and associated clinical outcomes in mother and the child.

Introduction: and importance: Management of COVID19 has imposed a global challenge for hospitals, clinicians and patients. The use of medicines to treat clinical symptoms are likely to have adverse effects. COVID19 during pregnancy can be additional challenge since the CT scan cannot be performed in pregnant women.

Early percutaneous tracheostomy in COVID19 patients with failed intubation: A case series.

Introduction: COVID19 and pulmonary dysfunction leading to acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).

Case Study Presentation: Herein we presented the cases of failed intubation that was replaced by early percutaneous dilational tracheostomy. The procedure is safe for the patients, doctors and clinical staff.