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Slowly progressive disorder

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If the patient presents with a slowly progressive disorder suggestive of multiple sclerosis then then a diagnosis of MS is made if:

  • the CSF shows oligoclonal bands, and
  • lesions, disseminated in space, are seen on the MRI, and
  • lesions, disseminated in time, are seen on the MRI, or there is continued progression for 1 year

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