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. 2010 Feb 25;4(3):117–120. doi: 10.1111/j.1750-2659.2010.00131.x

Table 1.

 Clinical, laboratory, electroencephalographic, and radiological features of six patients with pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009 associated neurological symptoms

Age in years Sex Chronic illnesses Time from onset of influenza symptoms to start of neurological symptoms Neurological finding CSF finding EEG Imaging studies Outcome
15 Male No 5 day Delirium Normal Slowness in left hemisphere MRI normal Recovered
53 Female No 4 day Grand mal seizures, Confusion Normal Normal MRI normal Recovered
65 Female Early Alzheimer’s disease 3 day Delirium Normal Severe slowness MRI with brain atrophy Recovered to pre‐existing state
16 Female No 2 day Unconsciousness Normal Epileptiform discharges MRI normal Recovered
38 Female No 2 day Confusion, disorientation, decreased level of consciousness Normal Normal CT scan normal Recovered
1 Female No 1 day Grand mal seizure Not done Normal Not done Recovered

CSF, cerebral spinal fluid; CT, computed tomography; EEG, electro encephalogram; MRI, magnetic resonance image.