Multiple sclerosis (MS): revised McDonald diagnostic criteria

Evidence-based neurology checklist on multiple sclerosis (ms): revised mcdonald diagnostic criteria: Diagnostic criteria The diagnosis requires evidence that lesions are disseminated in the central nervous system It also requires evidence that the lesions developed at different times Dissemination…

Diagnostic criteria

  • The diagnosis requires evidence that lesions are disseminated in the central nervous system
  • It also requires evidence that the lesions developed at different times

Dissemination in space: relevant sites

Dissemination in time: criteria

Appropriate clinical features

Acronyms

References

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