Heterogeneity of Radiological Spectrum in Tacrolimus-Associated Encephalopathy after Lung Transplantation

Table 1

Clinical characteristics of 9 episodes of TAC-E of the 5 patients.

Patient number/episode number	Age (y)/sex	Comorbidities	Clinical symptoms	Highest TAC level; (ug/L)
1/1	19/F	Mucoviscidosis, BPHT	Headache, generalized tonic-clonic seizures, and altered mental status	11.7
1/2	19/F	Mucoviscidosis, BPHT	Confusion, epileptoid trepidation on right foot	28.6
1/3	19/F	Mucoviscidosis, BPHT	Convulsions, coma	4.6
2/4	14/F	Mucoviscidose BPT	Headache, diplopie, and blurred vision	28.2
3/5	47/M	Silicosis, BPT	Myoclonus	20.8
3/6	47/M	Silicosis, BPT	Vomiting and apathy, confusion	18.8
3/7	47/M	Silicosis, BPT	Myoclonus, coma	NA
4/8	56/F	COPD, BPT	Generalized tonic-clonic seizures with right hemiplegia, confusion	25.1
5/9	60/M	COPD, BPT	Visual and auditory hallucinations, confusion	22.5

COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; NA: not available; BPHT: bipulmonary and hepatic transplantation; BPT: bipulmonary transplantation; CPT: cardiopulmonary transplantation.