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Quiz: Neuro: Pediatrics: Acquired Pediatric CNS Disorders 2

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Quiz: Neuro: Pediatrics: Acquired Pediatric CNS Disorders 2admin2020-03-23T15:09:34-07:00

Neuro: Pediatrics:
Acquired Pediatric CNS Disorders, Part 2:
Acute Demyelination
by Yukio Miki, MD PhD

Features that distinguish NMO (neuromyelitis optica) from MS include which of the following:
- Cloud-like enhancement
- Involvement of central cord regions rather than dorsal or lateral cord in a length > 3 vertebral bodies height
- Lesions involving corticospinal tracts
- Involvement of peri ependymal regions adjacent to the 3rd and 4th ventricles
- All of the above
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Which of the following constitute aspects of the Callen MS-ADEM criteria (to distinguish a first attack of MS from monophasic ADEM)?
- Absence of a diffuse bilateral pattern of lesions
- Presence of T1-hypointense “black holes”
- Presence of two or more periventricular lesions
- All of the above
- None of the above
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