Coronavirus disease 2019 infection and neurological manifestations: Points to ponder

S. Shrivastava, P. Shrivastava
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The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has changed the dynamics of health care once for all, and we have to continue to mount an unprecedented response to eventually defeat the novel virus pandemic. A wide range of neurological manifestations have been reported among pediatric and adult patients with COVID-19 infection both during and after the patient has recovered from the illness. In terms of preexisting neurological conditions, people with these illnesses are not only vulnerable to acquire the novel viral infection, but at the same time are prone to experience an exacerbation of their preexisting illnesses, and also have poor treatment outcomes, including death. To conclude, a wide range of acute and postacute neurological manifestations have been attributed to the COVID-19 infection worldwide. This calls for the need to create awareness among health-care professionals about neurological symptoms and complications in the post-COVID period.
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2019冠状病毒感染和神经系统表现:值得思考的问题
2019年冠状病毒病(COVID-19)大流行彻底改变了卫生保健的动态,我们必须继续采取前所未有的应对措施,最终战胜这种新型病毒大流行。据报道,在儿童和成人COVID-19感染患者中,无论是在患者康复期间还是康复后,都出现了广泛的神经系统表现。就先前存在的神经系统疾病而言,患有这些疾病的人不仅容易获得新型病毒感染,同时也容易经历原有疾病的恶化,而且治疗效果也很差,包括死亡。总之,在世界范围内,COVID-19感染可导致多种急性和急性后神经系统症状。这就需要提高卫生保健专业人员对covid - 19后时期神经系统症状和并发症的认识。
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