The team suggested a more visual symptom reporter, with a basic body map and non-written symptom and pain indicators.
MS-Mig had considerably more cognitive, psychiatric, brainstem and visual symptoms, and scored higher on depression and anxiety scales (PHQ-9, PHQ), fatigue severity scale and Epworth sleepiness scale than MS-NH patients (Table 3).
Behavioral and/or cognitive and motor symptoms were the most common symptoms overall (seen in 55.6% of asymptomatic and 51.5% of symptomatic PML patients); visual symptoms occurred more frequently in symptomatic patients, consistent with the MRI location of PML lesions (Table 4).
Some studies have found that a patient's immune status is critical to the clinical course of cryptococcal infection (1, 7, 23 ); for example, HIV-uninfected persons with C. neoformans infections in Asia have more visual and neurologic signs and symptoms consistent with uncontrolled elevated ICP than do HIV-infected patients (23, 24 ).
More specifically, Lac was found to be increased in the visual cortex at rest or following PS of MwA patients and migraine patients with a more complex phentotype (i.e., visual symptoms and one of the following symptoms: paraesthesia, paresia or dysphasia), respectively [12, 13, 14, 33].
Visual symptoms lasted for more than one hour in 14% of auras (n=158), sensory symptoms in 21% of auras (n=52), dysphasic symptoms in 17% of auras (n=17).
Visual symptoms lasted for more than one hour in 21 out of 129 auras (16%), somatosensory symptoms in 9 out of 47 auras (19%), dysphasic symptoms in 3 out of 15 auras (20%).
The pooled analysis of data from the literature on aura duration showed that visual symptoms lasting for more than one hour occurred in 6%10%% of patients, sensory symptoms in 14%27%% and dysphasic symptoms in 17%–60%.
The pooled analysis of data from the literature on aura duration showed that visual symptoms lasting for more than one hour occurred in 6%-10% of patients, sensory symptoms in 14%-27 14%-27ysphasic aura in 17%-60%.
