Neurological manifestations in thrombotic microangiopathy: Imaging features, risk factors and clinical course.
José Thiago de Souza de CastroSimone AppenzellerMarina Pereira ColellaGabriela Yamaguti-HayakawaErich Vinícius De PaulaJoyce Annichinno-BizzachiFernando CendesReis FabianoFernanda Andrade OrsiPublished in: PloS one (2022)
Severe neurological manifestations are common in first TMA events and are responsible for a worse disease presentation at admission. While the effect of neurological manifestations on acute TMA clinical course seems to be modest, these manifestations may have an important impact on the development of chronic cognitive impairment, which highlights the need for proper diagnosis and treatment.