Publications by authors named "Marc Rindler"
Article Synopsis
- Many patients experience neuropsychiatric symptoms post-SARS-CoV-2 infection, but the prevalence of post-COVID-19 condition (PCC) is inconsistent due to vague diagnostic criteria and nonspecific symptoms.
- A study followed 175 PCC patients for up to 18 months, revealing common symptoms like fatigue, stress intolerance, and cognitive deficits, with 28% also diagnosed with psychiatric disorders.
- Over time, most patients showed improvement, with 76.8% reporting reduced symptoms and 51.2% symptom-free, while testing did not support the role of suggested biomarkers in identifying PCC.
