A 35-year-old woman developed bilateral optic neuritis with partial recovery. An MRI scan of her brain was normal
A 35-year-old woman developed bilateral optic neuritis with partial recovery. An MRI scan of her brain was normal. One year later, she presents to A&E with paraparesis and incontinence.
Investigation findings include: MRI: high signal lesion from C5 to T8
Antibodies to aquaporin 4: positive
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