Such patients had a high prevalence and severity of positive psychotic symptoms and lower scores on a scale of neurological abnormalities.
Neurological changes in older patients, such as a decreased density of neuro-transmitter receptors in the brain, can alter the efficacy of anaesthetic agents.
However, whether these statistically significant differences are clinically meaningful in children who do not present with major neurological injury is equivocal.
Myocarditis was diversely associated with respiratory, hepatic, muscular, gastrointestinal and/or neurological involvement.
Clinical symptoms progress rapidly and neurological impairment increases as the virus spreads through the central nervous system.
Furthermore, it is also known that the phonological correspondences established early in development are less vulnerable to neurological accident than those established later.
We performed several motor behavioral tests to further clarify the neurological phenotype of these mice.
Only about 1 in 150 cases of fever develop neurological complications which may be fatal in older people particularly those over 70 years of age.
