Table 6. | Time of diagnosis and associated outcome for different patients groups |
| Authors |
Number of patients (n = 157) |
Time of diagnosis | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Khawaja et al.a [5] | 4 patients | When anaesthetic effect wore off | 2 patients - markedly improved sensation |
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2 patients - no improvements in sensation (significant altered sensation) |
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| Renton et al.b [12] | 2 patients | < 24 h | Full recovery |
| 1 patient | < 48 h | Full recovery | |
| 1 patient | < 72 h | No recovery | |
| 2 patients | 6 days | No recovery | |
| 1 patient | 12 days | No recovery | |
| 6 patients | 6 months | No recovery | |
| 7 patients | 7 - 12 months | No recovery | |
| 10 patients | > 12 months | No recovery | |
| Biasiotta et al.b [19] | 37 patients | 2 months - 9 years | Not mentioned |
| Deppe et al.a [31] | 2 patients | Immediately following operation | Full recovery |
| Kubilius et al.a [32] | 68 patients | 2 - 48 hours | 65 patients - full recovery |
| 3 patients - no recovery | |||
| Juodzbalys et al.b [33] | 16 patients | 10 - 52 h | 5 patients - full recovery of function |
| 5 patients - almost full recovery of function | |||
| 6 patients - not full recovery of function |
aFirst type articles.
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