Letter to the Editor Regarding Fleischer et al. Neurological Study Does Not Provide Any Evidence that Long COVID is Psychosomatic

The article provides an analysis of theoretical and practical results of comprehensive studies on the problem of the emergence and development of psychosomatic disorders, in particular, in patients with renal pathology (genitourinary system). The article focuses on the issues of autonomic dysfunctions and the possibility of using chronopsychological prediction of psychosomatic disorders in patients with renal pathology.

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Letter to the Editor Regarding Fleischer et al. Neurological Study Does Not Provide Any Evidence that Long COVID is Psychosomatic

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Psychosomatic aspects of renal pathology (literature review)

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