FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2983242022> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2983242022 endingPage "253" @default.
• W2983242022 startingPage "242" @default.
• W2983242022 abstract "An association between neuropsychiatric manifestations and neuroimaging suggestive of posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) during porphyric attacks has been described in numerous case reports. We aimed to systematically review clinical-radiological features and likely pathogenic mechanisms of PRES in patients with acute hepatic porphyrias (AHP) and porphyric attacks.PubMed, Scopus, Ovid MEDLINE, and Google Scholar were searched (July 30, 2019). We included articles describing patients with convincing evidence of an AHP, confirmed porphyric attacks, and PRES in neuroimaging.Forty-three out of 269 articles were included, which reported on 46 patients. Thirty-nine (84.8%) patients were women. The median age was 24 ± 13.8 years. 52.2% had unspecified AHP, 41.3% acute intermittent porphyria, 4.3% hereditary coproporphyria, and 2.2% variegate porphyria. 70.2% had systemic arterial hypertension. Seizures, mental changes, arterial hypertension, and hyponatremia occurred more frequently than expected for porphyric attacks (p < .001). Seizures and hyponatremia were also more frequent than expected for PRES. The most common distributions of brain lesions were occipital (81.4%), parietal (65.1%), frontal (60.5%), subcortical (40%), and cortical (32.5%). Cerebral vasoconstriction was demonstrated in 41.7% of the patients who underwent angiography. 19.6% of the patients had ischemic lesions, and 4.3% developed long-term sequelae (cognitive decline and focal neurological deficits).Brain edema, vasoconstriction, and ischemia in the context of PRES likely account for central nervous symptoms in some porphyric attacks." @default.
• W2983242022 created "2019-11-22" @default.
• W2983242022 creator A5005208610 @default.
• W2983242022 creator A5007076179 @default.
• W2983242022 creator A5031713672 @default.
• W2983242022 creator A5066255279 @default.
• W2983242022 date "2019-11-01" @default.
• W2983242022 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W2983242022 title "Porphyria-induced posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome and central nervous system dysfunction" @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1586727466 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1728260343 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1900202701 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1963890030 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1968639855 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1974125090 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1981806662 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1989643840 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1989689177 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1992657167 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W1997017398 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2006523563 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2007002006 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2016211398 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2017965813 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2020661814 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2020984434 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2023462917 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2026148018 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2029056732 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2039482943 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2042465967 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2043793886 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2045383988 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2050345640 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2051454848 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2052210161 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2053236565 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2053499944 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W205368786 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2059318201 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2060980246 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2061159961 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2063825033 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2067282514 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2076095701 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2084206269 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2089666424 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2098224238 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2102339251 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2123760951 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2125331786 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2125462086 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2126541326 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2127749841 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2150676169 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2155543965 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2157533062 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2164425855 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2168271032 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2174174219 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2210040211 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2278905218 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2323404595 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2326297993 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2328844731 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2344547737 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2397249147 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2460075525 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2461234112 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2516466692 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2550951558 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2562050626 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2564053957 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2565635511 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2586758897 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2594644573 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2596398881 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2599067764 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2602289137 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2602974422 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2735120109 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2744586634 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2747721206 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2779697561 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2783935111 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2785755264 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2799279954 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2806801465 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2884770018 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2886490683 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2891834552 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2898821382 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2903614742 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2906242437 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2909224741 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2910037810 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2914187784 @default.
• W2983242022 cites W2920904228 @default.

• next