Frontiers in neurology

Changes in neurological symptoms and thinking skills up to 3 years after COVID-19 hospitalization

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Abstract

A 36-month longitudinal cohort study investigates the long-term neurological symptoms associated with COVID-19.

  • A significant number of individuals hospitalized for COVID-19 show lasting neurological and psychiatric symptoms.
  • These symptoms are grouped under the term Neuro-PASC, which refers to the lasting effects following initial COVID-19 infection.
  • The study aims to clarify how these long-term symptoms relate to cognitive performance in specific areas.
  • Baseline biological factors may predict long-term neurological outcomes in affected individuals.

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