This article examines pathological changes that develop in lung tissue in post-COVID syndrome. It focuses on predicting outcomes and complications, as well as the morphogenesis of possible secondary proliferative lesions. Additionally, the study analyzes sclerotic changes in lung tissue and highlights specific features in localized areas of morphofunctionally impaired bronchopulmonary segments. Based on these findings, the work aims to develop recommendations for improving the effectiveness of rehabilitation and tactical treatment using clearly defined criteria.

disease, syndrome, muscle, pneumonia, diagnosis, lung, morphogenesis, symptom, tissue, pathophysiology, rehabilitation, intensive care.

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