Myelitis due to cytomegalovirus (Q87228): Difference between revisions
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Distúrbio inflamatório da medula espinhal devido à infecção por citomegalovírus. Os sintomas e sinais podem de início agudo ou subagudo e incluem paraparesia ou paraplegia, perda sensorial apropriada ao nível da medula espinhal afetada, perda de controle do esfíncter e sinais do neurônio motor inferior. O diagnóstico pode ser confirmado por neuroimagem, análise e cultura do líquido espinhal e ensaio de PCR. | |||
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An inflammatory disorder of the spinal cord due to infection by cytomegalovirus. The symptoms and signs may be acute or subacute in onset, and include paraparesis or paraplegia, sensory loss appropriate with the level of the spinal cord affected, loss of sphincter control, and lower motor neurone signs. Diagnosis may be confirmed by neuroimaging, spinal fluid analysis and culture, and PCR assay. | |||
Revision as of 12:47, 15 August 2026
An inflammatory disorder of the spinal cord due to infection by cytomegalovirus. The symptoms and signs may be acute or subacute in onset, and include paraparesis or paraplegia, sensory loss appropriate with the level of the spinal cord affected, loss of sphincter control, and lower motor neurone signs. Diagnosis may be confirmed by neuroimaging, spinal fluid analysis and culture, and PCR assay.
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| English | Myelitis due to cytomegalovirus |
An inflammatory disorder of the spinal cord due to infection by cytomegalovirus. The symptoms and signs may be acute or subacute in onset, and include paraparesis or paraplegia, sensory loss appropriate with the level of the spinal cord affected, loss of sphincter control, and lower motor neurone signs. Diagnosis may be confirmed by neuroimaging, spinal fluid analysis and culture, and PCR assay. |
