A 32-year-old woman develops unilateral optic neuritis with full recovery
A 32-year-old woman develops unilateral optic neuritis with full recovery. An MRI brain is normal.
Investigations:
Anti-aquaporin 4 (NMO-IgG) antibodies Negative
Cerebrospinal fluid: white cell count 12/µL
oligoclonal bands Negative
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