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Table 1 Characteristics of included studies

From: Unusual neurologic manifestations of Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease: a systematic literature review

Year

First author

Study Design

Country

Sex/Age (years)

Presenting Neurological Symptoms and Signs

Neurologic Manifestations Reported

Diagnostic criteria

2021 [18]

Yu et al.

CR

South Korea

M/43

Paraplegia, sensory deficit in both lower extremities, positive Babinski’s sign, dysuria

Longitudinal myelitis

Complete VKH disease according to Revised Diagnostic Criteria [9]

2020 [11]

Patyal et al.

CR

India

F/28

AION

Probable VKH disease [9]

2020 [30]

El Beltagi et al.

CR

U.S.A

M/38

Leptomeningitis of the cerebellar folia

Probable VKH disease [9]

2019 [29]

Le et al.

CR

Australia

F/69

Ataxia of the 4 limbs

Medial temporal lobes leptomeningitis

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2018 [26]

Pellegrini et al.

CR

Italy

F/42

Unilateral neuroretinitis

Complete VKH disease [9]

2017 [22]

Algahtani et al.

CR

Saudi Arabia

F/39

Dysarthria, confusion, and status epilipticus

Hyperintense periventricular lesions mimicking multiple sclerosis

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2016 [32]

Valenzuela et al.

CR

U.S.A

M/32

Pachymeningitis along the clivus

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2014 [37]

Vergaro et al.

CR

Italy

M/12

Choreic movements, unsteady gait

Ischemic stroke

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2014 [19]

Sheriff et al.

CR

U.S.A

F/58

Peripheral facial palsy, hypoglossal nerve dysfunction, facial hypoesthesia, hemiataxia

Diffuse pachymeningitis with cerebellopontine angle inflammatory lesion

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2013 [16]

Gu et al.

CR

China

F/50

Tetraparesis, positive bilateral Babinski’s sign

Acute myelitis

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2013 [24]

Kales et al.

CR

Turkey

M/27

Hyperintense lesion in the periventricular deep white matter

2013 [34]

Naeini et al

CR

Iran

F/57

Disturbances of consciousness

Encephalopathy with hyperintensity in the right temporal, both frontal and right parietal lobes

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2012 [28]

Loh Y

CR

U.S.A

M/35

Severe vertigo, bidirectional gaze-evoked nystagmus

Basilar leptomeningitis

2011 [27]

Lohman et al

CR

U.S.A

M/28

Leptomeningitis of the cerebellar folia and the interpeduncular fossa

Probable VKH disease [9]

2010 [17]

Tang et al

CR

China

F/16

Paraparesis, positive bilateral Babinski’s sign

Acute longitudinal myelitis

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2010 [31]

Han et al

CR

South Korea

F/54

Anterior temporal lobes pachymeningitis

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2009 [38]

Baheti et al

CR

India

M/26

Gaze-evoked nystagmus, bilateral upper and lower limb incoordination, gait ataxia

Cerebellar hemorrhagic stroke

Complete VKH disease [9]

2009 [10]

Nakao et al

CR

Japan

F/79

AION

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

M/65

AION

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

M/64

AION

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

M/63

AION

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

F/54

AION

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

M/70

AION

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

2009 [15]

Dahbour SS

CR

Jordan

F/37

Paraparesis, positive Lhermitte’s sign, positive Romberg’s test, urinary urgency

Acute myelitis

Complete VKH disease [9]

2009 [20]

Hashimoto et al

CR

Japan

M/28

One-and-a-half syndrome, facial nerve palsy, stuporous, palate paresis

Brainstem encephalitis

Complete VKH disease [9]

2007 [25]

Rajendram et al

CR

U.S.A

F/35

Optic neuritis

Probable VKH disease [9]

F/35

Optic neuritis

Probable VKH disease [9]

M/25

Optic neuritis

Probable VKH disease [9]

2007 [40]

Yamamoto et al

CR

Japan

F/43

Urinary incontinence, disturbance of consciousness

Hydrocephalus

2006 [13]

Abematsu et al

CR

Japan

F/51

AION

2001 [33]

Najman-Vainer et al

CR

U.S.A

M/43

Weakness and decreased sensitivity of the lower limbs, abolition of Achilles tendon reflexes and diminution of the patellar tendon reflexes

Guillain-Barré syndrome

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

F/63

Weakness of the 4 extremities and facial muscles, areflexia

Guillain-Barré syndrome

Incomplete VKH disease [9]

M/48

Weakness of the 4 extremities, bilateral facial nerve palsy, areflexia

Guillain-Barré syndrome

Probable VKH disease [9]

2000 [35]

Kamondi et al

CR

Hungary

F/36

Somnolence, hemiparesis, supranuclear hypoglossal paresis

Meningoencephalitis

1999 [12]

Yokoyama et al

CR

Japan

M/68

AION

1995 [23]

Osaki et al

CR

Japan

M/57

Truncal ataxia

Contrast enhancement of both the uveas and the cerebellar vermis

1995 [39]

Ryan et al

CR

U.S.A

F/59

Several episodes of weakness and numbness of left or right-sided

Transient ischemic attacks, bilateral carotid stenosis

1992 [21]

Ikeda et al

CR

Japan

F/40

Unconsciousness, meningeal stiffness, facial muscles weakness

Inflammatory lesions of pons, cerebellum, temporoparietooccipital regions, caudate nucleus, and putamen

1989 [41]

Hiraki et al

CR

Japan

M/32

Gait disturbance, limb and truncal ataxia

M/22

VIIth, VIIIth, IXth, and Xth cranial nerve palsies

1989 [36]

Nitta et al

CR

Japan

M/45

Vertigo, vomiting, positional nystagmus, diplopia, Horner’s syndrome on the right side, right facial palsy, palsy of the soft palate on the right side

Cerebellar infarction

1981 [14]

Lubin et al

CR

U.S.A

F/22

Paraparesis, alteration at all modes of the sensitivity of the lower limbs

Myelitis

M/21

Ataxic gait, positive Romberg’s test, urinary disorders (urinary retention)

Myelitis

  1. CR indicates case report, F female, M male, AION anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, VKH disease Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease