Multiple sclerosis (MS): clinical red flags against diagnosis
Evidence-based neurology checklist on multiple sclerosis (ms): clinical red flags against diagnosis: Onset red flags Hyperacute onset Acute onset with rapid worsening Onset after the age of 50 years Onset before the age of 11 years Presentation red flags Symptom-specific red flags Sign-specific…
Onset red flags
- Hyperacute onset
- Acute onset with rapid worsening
- Onset after the age of 50 years
- Onset before the age of 11 years
Presentation red flags
Symptom-specific red flags
Sign-specific red flags
Neuromuscular red flags
References
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