Limb ataxia originating from peri-central sulcus demyelinating lesion in multiple sclerosis.
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...Patients with MS present with a broad spectrum of neurological symptoms, involving hypoesthesia [5], fatigue, tiredness, lack of energy and sleepiness [6], depression [7], cognitive impairment [8,9], termer [10], spasticity [7], dysarthria [11], dysphagia [12], bowel problems [13], nystagmus [14], and urinary system failures [15]....
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...Histopathological studies have shown demyelination in the cortical graymatter (GM) of patients withMS [6], and a pathology based classification with four different GM lesion types was proposed....
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...The MRI findings although atypical can be supported by the recently published pathological study [9], demonstrating that a significant percentage of patients with early MS (38% of MS patients in the study), that underwent brain biopsy for large white matter lesions, had additional cortical demyelination with associated leptomeningeal inflammatory infiltrates....
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...Despite the underlying inflammatory process [7], cortical lesions are difficult to detect on conventional MRI due to their small size and in general limited gadolinium lesion contrast [8]....
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...Despite the underlying inflammatory process [7], cortical lesions are difficult to detect on conventional MRI due to their small size and in general limited gadolinium lesion contrast [8]....
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