Perspective: COVID-19 and Its Neurologic Sequelae.

Aaron Rothstein, Christopher Favilla, Kelly Sloane, Jens Witsch
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Abstract

COVID-19 led to a catastrophic, international, public health crisis after its first detection in 2019 [1]. Though it is primarily a respiratory virus, it impacts the central and peripheral nervous systems leading to further COVID-19-associated disability [2]. This Perspective reviews our current understanding of the neurological sequelae of COVID-19 and the gaps in our understanding of their treatment and epidemiology.

视角:COVID-19及其神经系统后遗症。
2019年首次发现COVID-19后,引发了一场灾难性的国际公共卫生危机[1]。虽然它主要是一种呼吸道病毒,但它会影响中枢和周围神经系统,导致与covid -19相关的进一步残疾[2]。本展望回顾了我们目前对COVID-19神经系统后遗症的认识,以及我们对其治疗和流行病学的认识差距。
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