Short, medium and long term neurological manifestations and outcome in Covid-19 Patients

S. Hameed, Bashir Soomro, Samar Iltaf, Abdul Malik, Anjum Farooq, Alam Ibrahim Siddiqui, Safia Awan, Mohammad Wasay
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Background and objectives: There is a need to improve the understanding of Covid-19 neurological complications in a temporal manner. The objective of our study was to find out temporal relationship of neurological manifestations and outcome in Covid-19 Patients. Methods: This was a multi-center observational study from six centers in Pakistan. Data of covid patients with six months follow up was retrospectively collected from the hospital records. Time periods were divided into short-term (< 1 month), medium-term (2-3 months) and long-term (>4 months). SPSS version 26.0 (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA) was used to analyze the data. Results: Neurological manifestations were reported in 208 out of 905 covid patients. One-hundred-twenty-five (60%) developed neurological manifestations within one month, 62 (30%) developed within 2-3 months and 21 (10%) developed between 4-6 months. Most common manifestations within one month included cerebrovascular disease (59%), neuromuscular disorders (14%) and neuropsychiatric disorders (10%). Common manifestations in 2-3 months group included neuromuscular manifestations (32%), neuropsychiatric manifestations (19%), cerebrovascular diseases (14 %), myalgia or musculoskeletal pain (14%), and vertigo, hearing problems or tinnitus (14%). Common manifestations in 4-6 months group included neuromuscular disorders (33%) cerebrovascular diseases (19%), fatigue / malaise (9%) anosmia/dysgeusia (9%) and Bell’s palsy (25%). The long-term patients differed from the short-term patients by a mean younger age on presentation (44.7 vs. 59 years), female predominance (52% vs. 28%), higher asymptomatic Covid infection (29% vs. 14%), better clinical outcomes (mean mRS of 1.6 vs. 3), and low mortality (0 vs 18%). Conclusion: Neurological manifestations of covid infection may differ based on time duration since infection. Vascular complications are high in early period while neuromuscular manifestations are high in late period.  
Covid-19患者的短期、中期和长期神经学表现和转归
背景和目的:有必要从时间角度提高对Covid-19神经系统并发症的认识。本研究的目的是了解Covid-19患者神经学表现与转归的时间关系。方法:这是一项来自巴基斯坦六个中心的多中心观察性研究。回顾性收集医院记录中随访6个月的新冠肺炎患者资料。时间段分为短期(< 1个月)、中期(2-3个月)和长期(>4个月)。使用SPSS 26.0版本(SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA)对数据进行分析。结果:905例患者中有208例出现神经系统症状。125例(60%)在1个月内出现神经系统症状,62例(30%)在2-3个月内出现,21例(10%)在4-6个月内出现。一个月内最常见的症状包括脑血管疾病(59%)、神经肌肉疾病(14%)和神经精神疾病(10%)。2-3个月组的常见症状包括神经肌肉表现(32%)、神经精神表现(19%)、脑血管疾病(14%)、肌痛或肌肉骨骼疼痛(14%)、眩晕、听力问题或耳鸣(14%)。4-6个月组常见表现为神经肌肉疾病(33%)、脑血管疾病(19%)、疲劳/不适(9%)、嗅觉缺失/语言障碍(9%)和贝尔氏麻痹(25%)。长期患者与短期患者的差异在于平均发病年龄更年轻(44.7岁对59岁),女性优势(52%对28%),更高的无症状Covid感染(29%对14%),更好的临床结果(平均mRS为1.6对3)和低死亡率(0对18%)。结论:新冠病毒感染的神经学表现可能因感染时间的不同而不同。早期以血管并发症为主,晚期以神经肌肉表现为主。
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