Table 2. Demographics, diagnoses, and management and outcome of 35 Ebola virus disease case-patients in whom neurologic and psychiatric conditions were diagnosed at preliminary and specialist neurology and psychiatric clinics, Sierre Leone*.

Patient no.	Age, y/sex	Diagnoses	Management and outcome
1	21/M	Migraine headache, psychosocial issues	MH follow-up
2	47/M	Resolved migraine headache, left retinal detachment	Review at 1 y: no change in symptoms
4	33/M	Migraine headache	DNA specialist clinic
5	54/F	Psychosocial issues, undifferentiated headache	Referred to psychiatry for assessment but did not attend
6	18/F	Undifferentiated headache	Referred return to general survivor’s clinic
7	21/F	Tension-type headache, major depressive disorder	Local MH follow-up
8	29/F	Undifferentiated headache	Referred return to general survivor’s clinic
9	26/F	Migraine headache	Referred to MH for assessment but did not attend Review at 1 y: improvement in symptoms
10	27/F	Right brachial plexus neuropathy	Physiotherapy. Review at 1 y: substantial improvement in weakness
11	42/F	Right striatocapsular infarct, generalized anxiety disorder	Physiotherapy, MH follow-up
13	58/F	Undifferentiated headache	Referred return to general survivor’s clinic for nonneurologic and other symptoms
14	38/M	Possible anterior uveitis, undifferentiated headache	Ophthalmology referral
15	49/F	Tension-type headache	Referred return to general survivor’s clinic for nonneurologic symptoms
16	31/F	Migraine headache	Propranolol 20 mg/d; symptoms improved (unable to quantify)
17	51/F	Undifferentiated headache, peripheral sensory neuropathy	Referred return to general survivor’s clinic for nonneurologic symptoms
18	32/F	Tinnitus, anterior uveitis	Ophthalmology referral. MH follow-up. Review at 1 y: improvement in tinnitus, now occasional
19	38/M	Undifferentiated headache	Local MH follow-up
20	30/F	Resolved migraine headache	Review at 1 y: new onset headache with cluster-type features
21	32/F	Migraine headache, right eye cataract, tinnitus	Ophthalmology referral
22	21/F	Migraine headache, tinnitus	Propranolol 20 mg/d. Headache improved from 8/10 to 4/10. Review at 1 y: no further headache
23	46/M	Essential tremor, undifferentiated headache	DNA specialist clinic
24	43/F	Migraine headache	Propranolol 20 mg/d, initially 10/10 headache pain now better (not able to quantify). Review at 1 y: decreased frequency of headaches, now occasional
25	42/M	Extensive right MCA infarct, major depressive disorder	Physiotherapy, MH follow-up. Review at 1 y: improvement in symptoms. Patient subsequently died.
26	25/F	Ulnar nerve palsy	DNA specialist clinic
27	25/M	Migraine headache, asymmetric lower limb muscle wasting	MH follow-up. Review at 1 y: decreased frequency of headaches, now occasional
28	21/F	Tension-type headache	Review at 1 y: decreased frequency of headaches; now occasional. Fever/rash during pregnancy; miscarriage
29	61/F	Migraine headache, bilateral cataract	Local MH follow-up
30	19/F	Anterior uveitis, undifferentiated headache	Urgent referral to local ophthalmology clinic
31	33/F	Migraine headache, generalized anxiety disorder	Propranolol 20 m/d; improved headache from 10/10 to 6/10. MH follow-up
32	43/F	Undifferentiated headache, arthralgia	Referred to local ophthalmology clinic
33	41/F	Migraine headache, anxiety	MH follow-up, simple analgesia. Review at 1 y: decreased frequency of headaches, now occasional
34	25/F	Undifferentiated headache	Referred to general survivor’s clinic
35	35/M	Migraine headache, asymmetric sensory peripheral neuropathy, major depressive disorder	MH follow-up, propranolol 20 mg/d, gabapentin 300 mg each night; diet advice and review in diabetic clinic referral. Headache improved (unable to quantify); pain in feet improved. Review at 1 y: decreased frequency of headaches, now occasional; improvement in neuropathy
37	12/F	Severe neurocognitive impairment, postviral encephalitis	Referral to orphanage for 24-h care
38	21/M	Undifferentiated headache, arthralgia	ND
*MH, mental health; MCA, middle cerebral artery; ND, no data.