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ecj-9859	Barbieri, Greta; Cipriano, Alessandro; Carrara, Stella; Spinelli, Stefano; Cinotti, Francesco; Foltran, Francesca; Filippi, Matteo; Aquilini, Ferruccio; Tonerini, Michele; Santini, Massimo; Malacarne, Paolo; Ghiadoni, Lorenzo	SARS-CoV-2 management in Emergency Department: risk stratification and care setting identification proposal based on first pandemic wave in Pisa University Hospital	2021	7	.pdf	application/pdf	5335	265	45	Respiratory failure patients (left panel) and total of hospitalized (right panel), population divided according to mortality (dis- charged or death). Importance Considering these issues, ED management should provide prompt recognition of unstable or evolutive conditions, given pos- sibility of a rapid and unpredictable clinical deterioration, early identification of the most correct ventilation strategy and wise choice of the most appropriate care setting, balancing limited resources, and preventing ED over-crowding.5 From this point of view, the identification of anamnestic, clinical, or instrumental fea- tures predicting negative outcomes in COVID-19 patients could represent valuable tools for risk stratification.6-8 Despite prognosis of SARS-CoV-2 related disease are not yet completely understood and clinical presentation is variable ranging from asymptomatic carriers to lethal respiratory syndrome, many studies identified age, underlying comorbidities (i.e. chronic car- diovascular and respiratory diseases) as predictors of mortality.3,9 The development of respiratory failure is the most fearful com- plication.10 For this reasons, dyspnoea and respiratory parameters are fundamental to predict disease severity.11 Therefore, some clin- ical parameters could reveal respiratory deterioration, which requires ICU admission.6,7 Imaging can be helpful to stratify clini- cal impact of the respiratory syndrome.	cache/ecj-9859.pdf	txt/ecj-9859.txt