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. 2020 Jul;7(7):611–627. doi: 10.1016/S2215-0366(20)30203-0

Table 2.

Prevalence of psychiatric and neuropsychiatric signs and symptoms reported by acute and post-illness studies that used systematic assessments39, 43, 46, 48, 54, 73, 83, 86, 92, 93

Acute
Post-illness
Studies Cases Sample size Prevalence (95% CI) Studies Cases Sample size Prevalence (95% CI)
Any 1 17 27 63·0% (43·8–80·4) 1 0 4 0 (0·0–39·1)
Insomnia 2 54 129 41·9% (22·5–50·5) 4 34 280 12·1% (8·6–16·3)
Anxiety 2 46 129 35·7% (27·6–44·2) 2 21 171 12·3% (7·7–17·7)
Impaired concentration or attention 1 39 102 38·2% (29·0–47·9) 2 34 171 19·9% (14·2–26·2)
Impaired memory 2 44 129 34·1% (26·2–42·5) 3 44 233 18·9% (14·1–24·2)
Depressed mood 2 42 129 32·6% (24·7–40·9) 5 35 332 10·5% (7·5–14·1)
Confusion 2 36 129 27·9% (20·5–36·0) 1 1 621 0·2% (0·0–0·7)
Emotional lability 1 30 102 29·4% (0·4–7·3) 1 24 102 23·5% (15·8–32·3)
Altered consciousness 1 17 82 20·7% (12·6–30·3) NA NA NA NA
Pressured speech 1 21 102 20·6% (13·3–29·0) 1 12 102 11·8% (6·1–18·8)
Euphoria 1 8 102 7·8% (3·3–14·0) 1 11 102 10·8% (5·4–17·6)
Aggression 1 2 27 7·4% (0·2–21·1) 1 1 102 1·0% (0·0–4·2)
Irritability 1 5 102 4·9% (1·4–10·1) 3 28 218 12·8% (8·7–17·6)
Auditory hallucinations 2 6 129 4·7% (1·6–9·1) 1 1 102 1·0% (0·0–4·2)
Persecutory ideas 1 4 102 3·9% (0·9–8·7) 1 2 102 2·0% (0·0–5·8)
Visual hallucinations 1 2 102 2·0% (0·0–5·8) NA NA NA NA
Suicidality 1 2 102 2·0% (0·0–5·8) 1 0 102 0 (0·0–1·7)
Fatigue NA NA NA NA 4 61 316 19·3% (15·1–23·9)
Frequent recall of traumatic memories NA NA NA NA 1 55 181 30·4% (23·9–37·3)
Sleep disorder NA NA NA NA 1 14 14 100% (88·0–100·0)
Psychotic symptoms (unspecified) NA NA NA NA 1 4 90 4·4% (1·0–9·9)
Self-harm NA NA NA NA 1 1 102 1·0% (0·0–4·2)

NA=not available.