GBS, Breaking the Stereotypes of Clinicians’ Minds: A Case Study of Atypical Presentation of GBS, Caused by COVID-19 Vaccination?
Rabia Arshad, Zoha Fatima, Ujala Abdul Rashid, Umara Nasim
Asian Journal of Case Reports in Medicine and Health · pp. 160–166 · Published 22 Sep 2022
Abstract
The clinicopathologic spectrum of Guillain Barré Syndrome (GBS) has expanded to include both inflammatory injuries that lead to demyelination and axonal loss forms that cause the motor and sensory loss. However, GBS may also have atypical presentations, that intrigue the clinicians’ interest. COVID-19 vaccines and their adverse effects are an emerging topic in medicine. While GBS has been reported as a rare complication of COVID-19 infection as well as after the meningococcus, influenza, polio, and rabies vaccine; a definitive association with the COVID-19 vaccine is yet to be established.
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