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Evaluate the respiratory sequelae after SARS-CoV-2 infection in patients hospitalised for severe COVID-19 pneumonia requiring O2, with subsequent outpatient follow-up (6 months) by:
- Low-dose chest CT scan (LD-chest CT),
- Static lung function tests (LFT),
- Arterial blood gases in ambient air at rest (AA BG) and/or with oxygen (O2 BG),
- 6-minute walking test in ambient air (6WT AA) and/or with oxygen (6WT O2)

Evaluate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adjustments to medical cancer treatment delivered in the outpatient setting to patients with cancer or haematological malignancies undergoing treatment.

The primary objective of this cohort with biocollections is to describe the epidemiology of medical complications arising during hospitalisation in an intensive care unit

This “Survey on pain and discomfort among Covid-19 patients” aims to develop our knowledge on acute pain in the course of the Covid-19 disease, together with pain and discomfort persisting after the acute phase of the disease

Secondary objectives:
• Determine the location and type of pain, together with pain intensity, number of different painful syndromes during and after the acute phase of the disease.
• Determine the specific prevalence of each painful syndrome identified, notably the prevalence of neuropathic pain.
• Determine the components causing residual discomfort.
• The endpoints, for each parameter measured, are the rate of positive answers in the corresponding existing sections (specific columns in the data collection table) or the rate of positive answers in the sections created during the analysis (calculation columns added, to meet objectives combining several existing sections).