Multiple sclerosis and related disorders · 2018
MOG-antibody demyelinating diseases: a case of post-partum severe rhombencephalitis and transverse myelitis.
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Vecchio D, Virgilio E, Naldi P, Comi C, Cantello R
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INTRODUCTION: Myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibodies (MOG-IgG) associated disorders present with a spectrum of clinical pictures including brainstem involvement.
CASE REPORT: A patient with the sudden onset of a post-partum severe rhombencephalitis causing respiratory failure (12 years after a mild transverse myelitis). Despite the aggressive clinical course, she had an impressive recovery after plasmapheresis, and no further relapses on immunosuppression.
CONCLUSION: MOG-IgG disorders could relapse several years after onset and involve brainstem. Good prognosis is possible after treatment.
CASE REPORT: A patient with the sudden onset of a post-partum severe rhombencephalitis causing respiratory failure (12 years after a mild transverse myelitis). Despite the aggressive clinical course, she had an impressive recovery after plasmapheresis, and no further relapses on immunosuppression.
CONCLUSION: MOG-IgG disorders could relapse several years after onset and involve brainstem. Good prognosis is possible after treatment.