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. 2017 Jan 26;12(1):e0170215. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0170215

Table 2. Characteristics of the patients on admission and their outcomes up to one year post discharge.

Patient Age (yrs) Sex Symptom duration before admission (days) Symptom triggering admission GCS o/a Delayed aciclovir (>48hrs) Steroid therapy ICU stay LOS (days) Discharge GOS Discharge location SF36 at 1 year
1 53 F 4 Seizure 9 Y YES Y 78 3 Rehab Poor
2 19 F 28a Seizure 15 N NO N 21 5 Home Good
3 41 F 3 Focal neurology 14 N YES N 31 4 Home Good
4 52 F 4 Headache 14 N NO Y 44 4 Home Good
5 54 M 8 Coma 5 N NO N 34 5 Home Fair
6 45 M 1 Seizure 3 Y NO Y 82 3 Rehab Poor

Legend: yrs = years, M = male and F = female; GCS = Glasgow coma scale, a scale of consciousness from 3 to 15; o/a = on admission; ICU = intensive care unit; LOS = length of stay; GOS = Glasgow outcome score where 1 is dead and 5 is back to normal; SF36 = short form 36; a measure of general health status; Y = yes and N = no.

a olfactory hallucinations occurred for 28 days prior to a seizure prompting admission