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Burban-c Would you Help?
by Quixotic1, Sep 04, 2007 01:11AM
, Sep 04, 2007 01:11AM
On one of the thread someone asked about the difference in appearance in MS lesions from ministrokes, high blood pressure and MS. Would you be able to ask around and enlighten us on the topic? I know that many thing can cause white matter disease, but that the distribution, size, characteristics of the lesions can vary. We've talked about the classic MS lesion as being, ovoid, clearly demarcated, homogeneous in signal intensity, perpendicular to the ventricles, but at some point, before they reach the perfect appearance, I'm sure they can look less classic and as they break down I'm sure they look different.
a couple of our memebers are being tossed from specialist to specialist claiming lesions are from strokes/MS/history of well-controlled BP/migraine disease/ etc. Anything you can add would be WONDERFUL!
Thanks Quix
a couple of our memebers are being tossed from specialist to specialist claiming lesions are from strokes/MS/history of well-controlled BP/migraine disease/ etc. Anything you can add would be WONDERFUL!
Thanks Quix
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