PHYSICIAN'S CORNER
Multiple Sclerosis
Return to the Physician's Corner - MRI is the most sensitive imaging technique for the evaluation of Multiple Sclerosis.
- T2 and FLAIR sequences are particularly useful. T1 is the most useful sequence especially if periphery of the lesion shows T1 hyper intensity.
- Multiple Sclerosis plaques are often ovoid in appearance and point towards the ventricle reflecting peri-ventricular inflammation.
- MRI with contrast is useful for demonstrating disease activity in Multiple Sclerosis.
- CT brain is not as sensitive as MRI and is not being done.
Demyelination in the Cervical Spinal Cord
Demyelination in Cerebral Hemispheres