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Choroid plexus enlargement reported in post-COVID syndrome after mild infection

A post cites a King’s College study and identifies the choroid plexus as tissue that produces cerebrospinal fluid.

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A user says a King’s College study shows that the choroid plexus can remain enlarged in people with post-COVID syndrome even after a mild infection. The tissue sits inside the brain’s ventricles, produces cerebrospinal fluid and forms a barrier between blood and the central nervous system.

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@ZdenekVrozinaThe choroid plexus again. The vascular tissue inside the brain's ventricles that makes cerebrospinal fluid and forms the barrier between blood and the CNS. In people with post-COVID syndrome it's enlarged. A new study from King's College shows how mild the infection can be and still leave it that way.🧵3h
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    @ZdenekVrozinaThe choroid plexus again. The vascular tissue inside the brain's ventricles that makes cerebrospinal fluid and forms the barrier between blood and the CNS. In people with post-COVID syndrome it's enlarged. A new study from King's College shows how mild the infection can be and still leave it that way.🧵3h
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