Journal de neurologie et neurosciences

  • ISSN: 2171-6625
  • Indice h du journal: 17
  • Note de citation du journal: 4.43
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Neuroimaging mimics in children affected with COVID-19

Naoto Kuroda*

Covid disease 2019, brought about by SARS-CoV-2, has impacted more than 200 million individuals universally with kids containing 12.9% of revealed cases in the US. In kids, Coronavirus disease seems, by all accounts, to be related with gentle respiratory side effects; be that as it may, serious neurological confusions might happen related to multisystem inflammatory condition. A wide range of neurological sicknesses have been seen in kids with Coronavirus contamination including encephalitis, intense necrotizing encephalopathy, intense scattered encephalomyelitis, cytotoxic sore of the callosal splenium, back reversible encephalopathy condition, venous sinus apoplexy, vasculitis and dead tissue, Guillain-Barré disorder, cross over myelitis, and myositis. This survey portrays the trademark attractive reverberation neuroimaging highlights of these sicknesses and their separations from other imaging copies. Furthermore, we survey the conceivable pathophysiology hidden the relationship between these sicknesses and Coronavirus contamination. As new SARS-CoV-2 variations arise and Coronavirus contamination keeps on spreading around the world, pediatricians, radiologists, and first-line parental figures ought to know about conceivable neurological illnesses related with Coronavirus disease when these announced neuroimaging designs are seen in kids during this pandemic.