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March 3, 20260 citations

Neurological burden of COVID-19: a study of cerebrovascular events in a Brazilian tertiary hospital.

FOFrancisco T Meneses De OliveiraRGRubens José Gagliardi

Key Points

  • Cerebrovascular events notably affect COVID-19 patients, highlighting a critical health issue.
  • Around 30% of COVID-19 patients exhibit neurological complications within 30 days of infection.
  • Assessment using clinical data from a Brazilian tertiary hospital emphasizes the urgency for neurological evaluations.
  • Effective surveillance and prevention strategies are essential to manage these complications in high-risk populations.

Abstract

This study highlights the severity and clinical impact of cerebrovascular events in COVID-19 patients. These findings reinforce the need for early neurological evaluation, and underscore the importance of accessible and cost-effective strategies for surveillance, prevention, and timely intervention in high-risk populations.

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Oliveira et al. (2026) studied this question.

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