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. 2018 Mar 27;9:111. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2018.00111

Table 3.

Neurological exam findings on 117 adults with West Nile virus infection.

Area of examination Total number with abnormal findings (%) Number with abnormal findings on one side of the body (%) Number with abnormal findings on both sides of the body (%)
Cranial nerves
 Ptosis 3/117 (3) 0/117 3/117
 Visual field deficit 5/116 (4) 1/116 4/116
 Extraocular movements 0/117 (0) 0/117 0/117
 Facial palsy 0/117 (0) 0/117 0/117
Abnormal reflexes (decreased)
 Biceps 10/117 (9) 1/117 9/117
 Brachioradialis 10/117 (9) 1/117 9/117
 Triceps 12/117 (10) 0/117 12/117
 Quadriceps 9/116 (8) 3/116 6/116
 Gastrocnemius 5/116 (4) 1/116 4/116
Abnormal sensation
 Upper extremities 3/117 (3) 2/117 1/117
 Lower extremities 5/115 (4) 1/115 4/115
 Face 0/117 (0) 0/117 0/117
Decreased strength
 Deltoid 7/117 (6) 1/117 6/117
 Biceps 6/117 (5) 1/117 5/117
 Brachioradialis 5/117 (4) 0/117 5/117
 Triceps 8/117 (7) 3/117 5/117
 Iliopsoas 6/115 (5) 1/115 5/115
 Quadriceps 7/116 (6) 2/116 5/116
 Hamstrings 5/116 (4) 0/116 5/116
 Grip 7/117 (6) 3/117 4/117
 Foot dorsiflexion 5/115 (4) 2/115 3/115
 Foot plantar flexion 2/114 (2) 0/114 2/114
 Toe wiggling 1/114 (0.9) 0/114 1/114
 Arm drifts 3/117 (3) 2/117 1/117
 Firmly hold paper between third and fourth fingers 17/117 (15) 5/117 12/117
Tremors
 Face 2/117 (2) 1/117 1/117
 Upper extremity 11/117 (9) 4/117 7/117
 Lower extremity 0/117 (0) 0/117 0/117
Abnormal cerebellar exam
 Finger to nose 2/117 (2) 0/117 2/117
 Heel to shin 1/116 (0.9) 0/116 1/116