Central nervous system(CNS) demyelinative diseases are
mainly Multiple Sclerosis, Acute Disseminated
Encephalomyelitis (ADEM), Acute hemorrhagic
Leucoencephalitis (AHL). Multiple Sclerosis is the most
common. A clinically isolated syndrome is the result of a single
episode of demyelination in one area of the central nervous
system (a monofocal episode) or several areas of the central
nervous system (a multifocal episode) which lasts for at least
24 hours. Among the people who are diagnosed with Multiple
Sclerosis(MS), 85% experience an initial onset of symptoms or
a first attack that is referred to as a clinically isolated syndrome
(CIS). Here we are reporting different cases of central nervous
system demyelinating diseases presented to Prathima Institute
of Medical Sciences(PIMS) with various manifestations.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging(MRI) findings have been
discussed
