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. 2021 Sep 16:1–6. doi: 10.1017/S0022215121002462

Table 2.

Clinical features and timeline of presentation of patients with Covid-19 vaccine associated lymphadenopathy

Pt no. Age (years) Sex 1st or 2nd dose Injection site Lymph node side Symptom Vaccination to lymphadenopathy* interval (days) Lymphadenopathy to referral interval (days) Referral to USS interval (days) Outcome Time for outcome (weeks)
1 54 F 1st Left Ipsilateral Tenderness 11 16 9 Fully resolved 8
2 27 F 1st Left Ipsilateral Tenderness 5 7 3 Fully resolved 3
3 60 F 1st Left Ipsilateral None 3 2 6 Fully resolved 2
4 40 M 1st Left Ipsilateral None 1 44 8 Not documented Not documented
5 76 F 1st Left Ipsilateral None 4 17 7 Partially reduced 5
6 41 F 1st Left Ipsilateral None 7 26 10 Fully resolved 2
7 73 F 1st Left Ipsilateral Tenderness 7 7 5 Fully resolved 3
8 55 F 1st Left Ipsilateral None 14 41 12 Partially reduced 12
9 57 F 1st Left Ipsilateral None 2 37 12 Partially reduced 11
10 56 F 2nd Left Ipsilateral Tenderness 1 45 12 Partially reduced 8
11 81 F 1st Right Ipsilateral Tenderness 10 38 10 Partially reduced 6
12 34 M 1st Left Ipsilateral None 2 3 4 Fully resolved 3
13 58 F 1st Left Ipsilateral None 2 2 7 Fully resolved 1

*Corresponding to subjective palpable swelling by patients. Reported by patients during telephone follow up. Covid-19 = coronavirus disease 2019; Pt no. = patient number; USS = ultrasound scan; F = female; M = male