Pediatric Neurologic Complications Associated With XXXX A H1N1.

@entity1 @entity5697 @entity410 @entity5442 @entity16 @entity5785 @entity1163 @entity683 @entity281
@entity683 is associated with a variety of @entity16 . Although the epidemiologic and clinical characteristics of influenza A H1N1 were reviewed in depth, only brief descriptions of @entity16 exist. We describe the @entity16 of @entity1 hospitalized with @entity281 . We undertook a retrospective study of all hospitalized @entity1 with laboratory-confirmed @entity281 accompanied by @entity16 during a 4-month winter period. Their demographics and clinical characteristics of neurologic presentations were reviewed. Fourteen of 74 @entity1 (19%) with laboratory-confirmed @entity281 presented with @entity16 . Eleven (11/14, 79%) were previously healthy, and three exhibited chronic conditions. Ten (10/14, 71%) presented with @entity410 : six were febrile, and four were nonfebrile. Other complications included @entity5697 , @entity5442 , @entity5785 , and @entity1163 . Only the @entity1 with @entity5697 required a course of rehabilitation. @entity16 associated with influenza A H1N1 in our @entity1 were relatively mild. @entity410 (febrile or nonfebrile) were the most common. However, the possibility of @entity281 should be borne in mind when diagnosing @entity1 with neurologic signs during the influenza A H1N1 season.
