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Table 1 Literature review summary of the patient case’s main characteristics

From: Blinded by Zika? A missed HIV diagnosis that resulted in optic neuropathy and blindness: a case report

 

Age and sex

Symptoms preceeding loss of vision (LOV)

Time between suspected time of infection and LOV

LOV

MRI enhancement

HIV viral load (VL) copies/mL and CD4/mm3

Treatment

Evolution

Relapse

This case

72 years ♂

Flu like symptoms

3 months

Bilateral

Yes

VL: 1.9E5

CD4: 656

Corticosteroids

ARV

No improvement

No

Coriat et al. [11]

57 years ♂

Flu like symptoms

Bilateral peripheral facial paralysis

T6–T9 Dysesthesia

2 months

Bilateral

No

VL: 1.5E5

CD4: 388

Corticosteroids

ARV

No improvement

No

Larsen et al. [12]

21  years ♀

Flu like symptoms

Headache

Photophobia

10 days

Bilateral

Yes

VL: 1.3E5

CD4 558

Corticosteroids

Complete resolution

No

Graber et al. [13]

28  years ♀

Paresthesia left arm

10 weeks

Bilateral

Unknown

VL: 669

CD4: 554

Corticosteroids

Complete resolution

Yes

Nkoghe et al. [14]

32  years ♂

None

6 months

Unilateral

Unknown

VL: 1.4E3

CD4 687

Corticosteroids

Complete resolution

Yes