Myelitis
Data from University of Pavia, Institute of Neurology provide new insights into myelitis
Published in Medical Imaging Law Weekly, July 14th, 2009
Current study results from the report, 'NMO-IgG-negative relapsing myelitis,' have been published. "Idiopathic transverse myelitis (I-TM) is typically monophasic, while relapsing forms are usually referred to spinal cord-restricted neuromyelitis optica (NMO), atypical multiple sclerosis (MS), or myelitis during the course of infections and connectivitis. Our objective was to evaluate the frequency of recurrent I-TM; to clarify the nosology of these forms through comparison with NMO and post-infectious TM (P-TM)," investigators in Pavia, Italy report.
"Prospective cohort study on patients presenting with I-TM was carried out inpatients of Infectious and Neurologic...
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