Acta neurologica Scandinavica · 2005
Frequent association of multiple sclerosis with varicella and zoster.
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Perez-Cesari C, Saniger M M, Sotelo J
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BACKGROUND: A possible association of multiple sclerosis (MS) with viral diseases has been postulated; in previous studies we have found that in Mexican mestizos the antecedent of varicella during childhood represents a risk factor for the development of MS during adulthood.
AIM: We conducted a retrospective search for varicella and zoster infections associated with the development of MS.
METHODS AND RESULTS: In a cohort of 82 consecutive patients with MS we found six cases, four of varicella and two of zoster, that were concurrent with the development or the progress of MS.
CONCLUSIONS: The association of these pathologies is higher than expected and suggests a possible etiological relationship of the varicella zoster virus with MS.
AIM: We conducted a retrospective search for varicella and zoster infections associated with the development of MS.
METHODS AND RESULTS: In a cohort of 82 consecutive patients with MS we found six cases, four of varicella and two of zoster, that were concurrent with the development or the progress of MS.
CONCLUSIONS: The association of these pathologies is higher than expected and suggests a possible etiological relationship of the varicella zoster virus with MS.