Covid and Brain Damage

Covid and Brain Damage

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You're not imagining 'COVID brain' — here's the latest evidence
You're not imagining 'COVID brain' — here's the latest evidence

COVID cognitive decline more widespread than thought say researchers at Australia's first long-COVID clinic Some sort of cognitive decline was recorded in almost all of the participants, regardless of the severity of the initial infection.

·abc.net.au·
You're not imagining 'COVID brain' — here's the latest evidence
Andrew Ewing on Twitter
Andrew Ewing on Twitter

Comprehensive thread on Twitter 1/36 Update of the covid and the brain talk I recently gave to Drs at Select Medical Better quality figures More on references to look up: Lancet, NEJM, Nature, Neurology, etc Some new material dispersed and at end Some thoughts on possible treatments (not my expertise)

·twitter.com·
Andrew Ewing on Twitter
Rapid vigilance and episodic memory decrements in COVID-19 survivors
Rapid vigilance and episodic memory decrements in COVID-19 survivors

Excellent study from Oxford💥💥 This is the first report describing deficits in sustained attention & episodic memory amongst mildly-affected #COVID19 survivors long after the acute illness, in people who were not complaining of long-COVID symptoms

·academic.oup.com·
Rapid vigilance and episodic memory decrements in COVID-19 survivors
Covid-19: Long Term Brain Injury
Covid-19: Long Term Brain Injury
"A series of recent studies document long term brain-damage in as many as one quarter of all those infected regardless of the severity of the initial disease."
·forbes.com·
Covid-19: Long Term Brain Injury
Covid-19 And Parkinson’s Disease Can Be A Dangerous Combination: Expert Tips For Caregivers | TheHealthSite.com
Covid-19 And Parkinson’s Disease Can Be A Dangerous Combination: Expert Tips For Caregivers | TheHealthSite.com

Covid-19 And Parkinson’s Disease Can Be A Dangerous Combination:

The viral disease has affected the brain to quite an extent. The immune response in the brain is what gets affected first and then there is the direct invasion of the coronavirus.

·thehealthsite.com·
Covid-19 And Parkinson’s Disease Can Be A Dangerous Combination: Expert Tips For Caregivers | TheHealthSite.com
Tom Andrews on Twitter
Tom Andrews on Twitter

Comprehensive thread on Twitter: sleepiness, ophthalmoplegia, Parkinsonism, spontaneous movements, dysuria & constipation which we consider characteristic of lethargic encephalitis, due to the position of the lesions in the brainstem THE OCULAR COMPLICATIONS OF ENCEPHALITIS LETHARGICA

·twitter.com·
Tom Andrews on Twitter
Chris Turnbull on Twitter
Chris Turnbull on Twitter

Comprehensive thread on Twitter: 1/ Covid New Study Shows bleeding on the brain, neuron death & damage, severe inflammation including the 'mild': cases virus found in cells that line the Brain and brainstem—new insight into Long Covid, strokes and other brain disease

·twitter.com·
Chris Turnbull on Twitter
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Ene
Some get encephalitis. I think there is a variety of possible causes & potentially these also can differ across the acute/ post acute/ #LongCovid timeline 0-2.5yrs +counting
·onlinelibrary.wiley.com·
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COVID-19 brain fog | CityNews Toronto
COVID-19 brain fog | CityNews Toronto

"Bluntly and rather disconcertingly, Pirzada says if someone is dealing with significant brain fog, there isn’t much that can be done...

'We can refer you to a specialist that will see you in the long term, but they won’t know what to do either,'"

·toronto.citynews.ca·
COVID-19 brain fog | CityNews Toronto
David Lee, MD on Twitter
David Lee, MD on Twitter
Non-specific white matter hyperintensities on MRI have often been considered benign by most physicians. In this NIH-led study of nine fatal COVID-19 cases, histopathology demonstrated that these punctate areas are indicative of microvascular injury.
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David Lee, MD on Twitter
laurie allee on Twitter
laurie allee on Twitter
“This study confirms what we have also seen at Northwestern, that cognitive problems are persistent both in patients who were previously hospitalized and also in patients who had only mild respiratory symptoms,”
·twitter.com·
laurie allee on Twitter