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. 2012 Jun 8;1(2):153–167. doi: 10.3390/cells1020153

Table 4.

Patient characteristics and clinical findings in patients with Lyme neuroborreliosis (n = 14).

No Sex F/M Age Years Symptoms on admission Seroconversion/increasing titers of serum Bb-antibodies Intrathecal Bb-antibody production CSF pleocytosis≥5 MNC/µL’ BBB-damage In CSF Duration of symptoms before treatment Time to recovery after treatment
1 F 76 Facial nerve palsy, fatigue, + + 7 Pos 1 day <4 months
Pain (back, abdomen) +
2 M 57 Facial nerve palsy, radiculitis + + 85 Pos 1 day <4 months
3 F 72 Meningoradiculitis + + 31 Neg Missing data Missing data
4 M 77 Pain (leg, scapula), + + 6 Pos 2 years 1 year
Cognitive disturbances +
5 F 69 Facial nerve palsy, pain + + 126 Pos 1 day 2 weeks
6 M 87 Fatigue, radiculitis, pain (leg) + + 19 Neg Missing data 2 weeks
7 F 59 Headache, paresis, dysarthria + + 31 Neg 2 weeks 3 months
8 M 58 Pain (leg) + + 228 Pos 3.5 months 2 weeks
9 F 51 Pain (knees, hips) + + 74 Pos 2 weeks 3 months
10 M 12 Facial nerve palsy + + 350 Neg 1 day 2.5 months
11 F 6 Facial nerve palsy + + 300 Pos 5 days 2 weeks
12 F 6 Facial nerve palsy + + 168 Pos 9 days 2 weeks
13 F 66 Facial nerve palsy + + 132 Pos 1 day 11 days
14 F 58 Pain (abdomen) + + 45 Pos Missing data Missing data

Sex; M = male, F = female, Bb = Borrelia burgdorferi, ab = antibodies, CSF = cerebrospinal fluid, BBB = blood-brain-barrier.