Table 1.

Neurological sequelae in post-COVID patients

Neurological sequelae
Author	Year	Sample	Post-COVID manifestations
Besteher et al.	2022	17 women and 13 men with an average age of 47 years	Cognitive deficits
Checa et al.	2022	29 men and 21 women aged 51 and 65	82.35% (n=14) presented cognitive impairment
Calabria et al.	2022	49 men and 87 women from 20 to 88 years of age	Executive dysfunction increased steadily after infection.
García-Sánchez et al.	2022	22 men and 41 women from 22 to 78 years old	The most commonly affected domain was attention (61.9% of the sample).
Hellgren et al.	2021	28 men and 7 women from 51 to 66 years old	Sixteen of 35 patients (46%) showed cognitive impairment; 6 of these (17%) had mild/moderate cognitive impairment.
Ortelli et al.	2021	10 men and 1 woman from 56 to 80 years old	Cognitive fatigue and executive dysfunction.
Pinna et al.	2021	29 men and 21 women with an average age of 60 years	Short-term memory impairment.
Pistarini et al.	2021	13 men and 7 women over 50 years of age	Impairment of executive functions, short and long term memory, visuospatial abilities, abstraction and orientation.