Multiple sclerosis and related disorders · 2022
Onset of various CNS inflammatory demyelination diseases following COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Kim Ki Hoon, Kim Su-Hyun, Park Na Young, Hyun Jae-Won, Kim Ho Jin
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BACKGROUND: Since the start of COVID-19 vaccination worldwide, there have been several reports of inflammatory demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system (CNS-IDDs) following vaccination.
METHODS: We prospectively collected cases of new-onset CNS-IDDs with a temporal relationship between disease onset and COVID-19 vaccination and investigated their proportion among newly registered cases of CNS-IDD over the past year.
RESULTS: Among 117 cases, 10 (8.5%) had their first disease manifestation within one month following COVID-19 vaccination: 2 multiple sclerosis, 2 neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder, 3 MOG antibody-associated disease, and 3 unclassified CNS-IDDs.
CONCLUSION: This observation suggests that COVID-19 vaccination may trigger the onset of various CNS-IDDs in susceptible individuals.
METHODS: We prospectively collected cases of new-onset CNS-IDDs with a temporal relationship between disease onset and COVID-19 vaccination and investigated their proportion among newly registered cases of CNS-IDD over the past year.
RESULTS: Among 117 cases, 10 (8.5%) had their first disease manifestation within one month following COVID-19 vaccination: 2 multiple sclerosis, 2 neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder, 3 MOG antibody-associated disease, and 3 unclassified CNS-IDDs.
CONCLUSION: This observation suggests that COVID-19 vaccination may trigger the onset of various CNS-IDDs in susceptible individuals.