Table 3.

Outcomes of Patients with Peripheral Neuropathy Following COVID-19 Infection

Patient No.	Age Gender	Neurologic Injury	Positioning	Diagnosis to Specialist Evaluation (mo)	Follow-Up (mo)	Magnetic Resonance Imaging	Electrodiagnostic Studies	Clinical Course
1	44F	Brachial pan-plexopathy	Prone	12	3		Diffuse brachial plexopathy with greatest involvement of lower trunk
2					12		Chronic patchy pan-brachial plexopathy, most affecting ulnar nerve innervated muscles	Improvement in shoulder and elbow function, poor hand function, continued dysesthesias to fingertips
2	57M	Brachial pan-plexopathy	Supine	7	2		Severe brachial pan-plexopathy	Minimal shoulder function
4					6	Asymmetric decrease bulk of multiple muscles around left chest wall and shoulder in varying nerve distributions with chronic denervation changes.	Fibrillation potentials in a patchy distribution, severe left brachial pan-plexopathy	Shoulder abduction with deltoid 3/5
5					12		Severe diffuse brachial plexopathy, interval reinnervation of proximal muscles	Deltoid 4+, Biceps/Brachialis 1/5, Triceps 2/5
3	37M	Brachial pan-plexopathy	Prone	6	1	Thickening and enhancements of roots and trunks consistent with brachial plexitis, no structural abnormality
7	68M	Incomplete bilateral brachial plexopathy	Supine	12	12		Incomplete bilateral brachial pan-plexopathy affecting posterior cord and median and ulnar nerves
8	27F	Lower trunk plexopathy	Supine	12	12		Lower trunk plexopathy
9	53M	Lower trunk plexopathy	Prone	4	4		Patchy lower trunk plexopathy affected median, posterior interosseous, and ulnar nerves
10	44M	Radial mononeuropathy	Lateral Decubitus	3	3		Severe right radial mononeuropathy arising proximal to branch of triceps with some reinnervation to the triceps	No finger or wrist extension
11	59M	Bilateral ulnar neuropathy resolved on left side after 6 months, persistent on right	Supine	28	28	Normal caliber and signal intensity of the right ulnar nerve	Right severe ulnar neuropathy at or about the elbow	Dense numbness and wasting of right hand