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knows for certain whythis is.Hypotheses include lowerlevels ofUV radiationexposure or lowerserum levels ofvitamin D
amongpopulationsathigherlatitudes.
Important:Neitherahistoryoftraumanoranyvaccine(none!)hasbeendefinitivelyassociatedwithanincreasedriskofMS.
DefiningMS
ThereisnoonespecifictestthatestablishesthediagnosisofMS.Classically,thediagnosisofMS
requires:
AtleasttwoepisodesofneurologicdysfunctiondisseminatedinspaceandtimewithintheCNS.In
otherwords,atleasttwoneurologicdeficitsmustappearovertwodistinctperiodsoftimeandmust
belocalizabletotwodifferentanatomicregions(i.e.,‘space’)withintheCNS.
Thisdefinitionstillapplies,buthasbeen,andcontinuestobe,expandedasourunderstandingofthe
diseasehasgrownandourimagingtechniqueshaveimproved.Themostrecent2017iterationofthe
McDonaldcriteria(thegold-standardcriteriausedforMSdiagnosis)requiresfivethingsforthe
diagnosisofMS:
A “typical” clinical syndrome (see page 236 for details; it is important to remember that the
McDonaldcriteriaareonlyvalidatedinpatientswhopresentwithsymptomsconsistentwithMS),as
opposedtopatientswithnonspecificsymptomssuchasheadacheorfatigue
Objectiveclinicalevidenceonneurologicexamination(forexample,Emma’sINO)
Dissemination in space (this criterion can be met by either clinical findings OR the presence of
lesionsonmagneticresonanceimaging[MRI])
Disseminationintime(thiscriterion,too,canbemetbyeitherclinicalorMRIfindingsor,entirely
unrelatedtotimebutanappropriatesurrogateaccordingtothemostrecentcriteria,bythepresence
ofcerebrospinalfluid(CSF)-uniqueoligoclonalbandsintheCSF;moreontheselater)
Lack of a better explanationfor the patient’s presentation (i.e., the overall clinical picture is not
betterexplainedbya different inflammatoryor infectiousetiology).Thisis animportantcaveatin
thatwestillneedtoensurethatotheretiologiesarenotmissed.
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AsagittalMRIofthebraininapatientwithMS.Notetheperiventriculardemyelinatingplaquesthatradiate
awayfromthelateralventricleatapproximately90-degreeangles.Thesearecolloquiallyreferredtoas
DawsonfingersandarecharacteristicofMS.(ReprintedfromLeeE.PediatricRadiology:Practical
ImagingEvaluationofInfantsandChildren.WoltersKluwer;2017.)
MScomesintwobasicclinicalphenotypes:
Relapsing remitting MS —85% of patients have this form of MS, which is characterized by
intermittentattacksofneurologicdysfunctioninvolvingdifferentsitesintheCNS.Theseflaresare
variablyreferredtoasrelapses,attacks,orexacerbations;don’tbeconfused,thesetermsallreferto
the same thing. Patients may recover completely from each attack or experience some degree of
residualneurologiccompromiseanddisability.
Patientspresentingwith afirstclinicalattackaresaidtohaveclinically isolatedsyndrome (CIS).Althoughthese patientsdo
notfulfilltheclassic definitionofMS(remember,you needdisseminationinspace andtime),manydomeetcurrentMScriteria
(basedonradiographicorCSFevidence;seetheabovediscussion).Thosewhodonot meetthecriteriaforMSareathighrisk
forconversiontoclinicallydefiniteMS.
There is also an entity termed radiologically isolated syndrome (RIS) , in which 2 lesions consistent with MS are seen
incidentallyonanMRIina patientwithoutanyclinicalsymptomsofMSwhatsoever. Asmany as40%oftheseindividualswill
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experiencetheirfirstclinicalattackwithin5years.
PrimaryprogressiveMS—thistypeofMSislesscommon;itevolvesgradually,withoutdiscrete
episodesofacutedysfunctionandrecovery.Somepatientswiththerelapsing,remittingtypeofMS
will evolve into this type of clinical picture, and when disability accumulates insidiously, these
patientsarethensaidtohavesecondaryprogressiveMS.
Box9.1
ThedistinctionbetweenrelapsingremittingMSandprogressiveMSisanimportantone,
sincethetreatmentandprognosisareverydifferent.
ClinicalSignsandSymptoms
Nowthatwe’vedefinedMS,let’slookatitsclinicalmanifestations.Whatarethe“typical”symptoms?
Theyaremanyandvaried,asyouwouldexpectfromadiseasethatcancausedamageanywhereinthe
CNS,solet’sfocusonthemostcommonones.
OpticNeuritisThistermreferstoinflammationoftheopticnerve.Symptomsincludeunilateralvision
lossthattypicallyprogressesoverseveraldaystoweeks.Thelossofvisionmaybetotalorjustsome
mildblurring.Colorvisionisoftenlostpreferentiallyoveracuity.Ocularpainiscommonandisoften
exacerbatedbyeyemovements.Themostcommonfindingonphysicalexaminationisanafferentpupillary
defect,orAPD(seeBox9.2).
Funduscopicexaminationmayrevealpapillitis(aswollenopticnervehead),butinthemajorityof
casestheinflammationoftheopticnerveinvolvesonlytheretrobulbar(meaningbehindtheeyeball)part
ofthenerveandthereforecannotbevisualized.Aspartofyourbedsideexaminationyouwilllikelybe
abletodemonstratedecreasedvisualacuityandcompromisedvisualfields(theclassicfindingisa
centralscotoma,ordarkspot,inthecenterofvision).Inanypatientwithopticneuritis,obtainanMRI
withgadoliniumoftheorbitsandthebrain,whichmayrevealenhancementandswellingoftheaffected
opticnerveaswellasotherlesionsconsistentwithprior,clinicallysilentdemyelinatingattacks.
Approximately20%ofpatientswithafirstattackofopticneuritisandanotherwisenormalMRIwillgo
ontodevelopMS;if,however,theMRIshowsevidenceofpriordemyelinationconsistentwithMS,that
numberjumpsto80%.
Mostpatientswillrecoveradequatevisualfunctionwithinseveralweekstomonthsafteranacute
attack.
Box9.2AfferentPupillaryDefect
Oneofthecharacteristicfindingsofopticneuritisisanafferentpupillarydefect(APD).
Swingaflashlightbackandforthbetweenthegoodeyeandthebadone.Whenthelight
swingsbacktothebadeye,thepupil,whichyouwouldordinarilyexpecttoconstrict,will
insteaddilate.Thisoccursbecausethepupillaryreflexisconsensual:inotherwords,lightin
oneeyecausesbothpupilstoconstrict.Thus,whenlightilluminatesthegoodeye,botheyes
constrictconsensuallyinthenormalway,butwhenthelightilluminatesthebadeye,overall
lightperceptioniscompromisedandthepupilsappeartodilate.
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(A)Demonstrationofanafferentpupillarydefect.(B)Anatomyofthepupillaryreflexpathway.(1)The
afferentlimbofthereflex:lighthitstheretina,activatingtheipsilateralopticnerve,whichprojectstothe
twobilateralEdinger-Westphal(EW)nucleioftheoculomotornerves(thustheconsensualnatureof
thereflex).(2)Theefferentlimbofthereflex:parasympatheticfibersrunningwithintheoculomotor
nerve(CN3)projectfromtheEWnucleitotheciliaryganglion,wheretheyactivatetheshortciliary
nervesthatinnervatethesphincterpupillae,causingbilateralpupillaryconstriction.
Box9.3TheDifferentialDiagnosisofOpticNeuritis
AlthoughitismostcommonlyassociatedwithMS,opticneuritishasmanyotherpossible
causes.Ingeneral,bilateralopticneuritisoropticneuritisassociatedwithnewneurologicor
systemicsymptomsshouldpromptamorethoroughinvestigationintootheretiologies.Afew
importantonestobeawareofinclude:
Neuromyelitisopticaspectrumdisorder(NMOSD)(seepage243)
Chronicrelapsinginflammatoryopticneuritis(CRION)
Connectivetissuediseases(e.g.,systemiclupuserythematosusandsarcoidosis)
Paraneoplasticopticneuropathy(mostoftenassociatedwiththeCRMP5autoantibody)
Infectioussyndromes(e.g.,Lymedisease,syphilis,cytomegalovirus)
SpinalCordInvolvement,(i.e.,myelitis)Withanacuteattackaffectingthespinalcord,patientsmay
experiencefocalmotororsensorysymptomsbelowtheaffectedspinallevel.Althoughsymptomsare
oftennotperfectlysymmetric,bothlegsareusuallyinvolvedtosomeextent.Patientsmayinitiallyfeela
tightnessattheaffecteddermatomelevel;thishasbeencalledthe“MShug.”Whenmotorpathwaysare
involved,theaffectedmusclesmayinitiallybeweakandflaccid,butovertimespasticityand
hyperreflexiawilldevelop.Spinalcordinvolvementcanalsoleadtourinaryandbowelsymptoms.An
MRIofthespinetypicallyshows“short-segment”lesions,thatis,lesionsinvolvingfewerthan3
vertebrallevels.Foramoredetailedreviewofthespinalcord,seeChapter10.
Box9.4TheLhermitteSign
TheLhermittesignisacharacteristicfeatureofMSthatisoftenhighlightedinlecturesand
onrounds.Thepatientdescribesanelectricalsensationthatshootsdownthespinewhenthe
neckisflexed.AlthoughsuggestiveofMS,theLhermittesignisnotpathognomonicandcan
beseeninotherdiseasesthataffectthedorsalcolumnfibersinthecervicalspinalcord.
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TheLhermittesign.
BrainstemandCerebellarSyndromes.Oculomotorabnormalitiesarefarlesscommonthanoptic
neuritis.However,doublevisioncanoccur,oftenfrominternuclearophthalmoplegia(INO),asinthecase
ofEmma,whichbeganthischapter,orfrompalsyofasinglenerve(usuallythesixthcranialnerve).MS
canalsocausetrigeminalneuralgia(seepage108).Cerebellarinvolvementcancausevertigoorataxia.
Cerebral,CognitiveDeficits.Thesedeficitsusuallydevelopwithadvanceddiseaseaffectingmultiple
areasinthecerebrum.Short-termmemory,executivefunction,visuospatialfunction,andthespeedat
whichonethinksandcommunicatescanbecompromised;thelastiscolloquiallyknownas“MSbrain
fog.”
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Overtime,inadditiontocognitivedeficitsandmooddysfunction,patientsmaydevelopdisabling
symptomsfromirreversibleaxonalinjury.Amongtheseare:
Neurogenicbladder(incontinence,frequency,urgency)
Neurogenicbowel(incontinence,constipation)
Sexualdysfunction
Neuropathicpain
Chronicfatigue
Spasticity(increasedmuscletone,oftenwithsuperimposedspasms)
Alteredgait
HowtoMaketheDiagnosis
Let’srestatethemajordiagnosticcriterionforMS:evidenceofneurologicdeficitsdisseminatedin
spaceandtime.Thefirstattack,aswe’vealreadymentioned,isreferredtoasclinicallyisolated
syndrome,althoughevaluationatthattimemayrevealotherlesionsthatqualifyforthefulldiagnosisof
MS.Athoroughhistoryandphysicalexaminationarethereforeessential.
PerformaCompleteHistoryandNeurologicExamination.Inparticular,askaboutthemostcommon
manifestationsofMS.Promptthepatienttotrytorecallanyothereventthatmayhavebeenignoredor
forgottenbutthatmayhavebeenasentinelMSeventthatcompletelyresolved.Next,carryoutacareful
neurologicexamination.Youmayuncoverasubtlefindingthateventhepatientisunawareof(e.g.,eye
movementabnormalities,subtlesensorylossorabnormalreflexes).
GetanMRI.Ifyoususpectthediagnosis,getanMRIofthebrain.Contrastisnecessaryifthepatientis
presentingwithnew,activesymptoms;otherwise,there’snoneedforgadolinium.VirtuallyallMRI
centersuseastandardizedMSprotocol.IfabrainMRIisinconclusive,oriftherearesignsorsymptoms
ofspinalcordinvolvement,thenthecordshouldbeimagedaswell.
Box9.5SpinalCordImaging
Keypoint:ifyouareinterestedinthespinalcorditself—which,inthecaseofMSyouare
(remember,itisadiseaseof,andonlyof,thecentralnervoussystem)—ordercervicaland
thoracicspineMRIs.Thereisnoneedforalumbarscan.Remember:thecorditselfendsat
approximatelyL1;thus,alumbarspineMRIdoesnotvisualizethespinalcord,onlythe
bundleofspinalnervesandnerverootswerefertoasthecaudaequina.
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Thelumbarspine.NotehowthecordendsatthelevelofL1.
WhitematterlesionsonMRIcanbeseeninmanydiseases,notjustMS.Long-standingcerebrovascular
diseaseand,perhapssurprisingly,migraine,arethetwomostcommonpotentialmimics(seepage98,Box
3.3).However,therearespecificMRIcriteriathat,ifmet,makeMSthemostlikelydiagnosis.The
classicMSlesionsareovoidasopposedtoroundandtendtooccurinfourspecificlocations:
Periventricular
Juxtacortical(andcortical,arecentadditiontothe2017McDonaldcriteria)
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Infratentorial(brainstemandcerebellum)
Spinalcord
(A)Juxtacortical(bluearrow)andperiventricular(purplearrow)MSlesions.Themoreconfluentwhite
matterdisease(pinkarrows)ischaracteristicoflong-standingmicrovasculardisease(i.e.,dueto
uncontrolledhypertension,hyperlipidemia,etc.);theseareasdonotrepresentMSplaques.(B)High
cervicalspineMSlesion(redarrows).(A,modifiedinpartfromSanelliPC,SchaeferPW,LoevnerLA.
Neuroimaging:TheEssentials.WoltersKluwer;2016;andB,reprintedfromBarkovichAJ,RaybaudC.
PediatricNeuroimaging.6thed.WoltersKluwer;2018.)
AllMSlesions(oldornew)arehyperintenseonT2imaging.Activelesionsaregadoliniumenhancing
(andcontinuetoenhanceforapproximately1month);oldlesionsarenotenhancingandcan,overtime,
formso-calledblackholesonT1imagingindicativeofaxonalloss.Therefore,ifyouseebothenhancing
andnonenhancinglesions,youhaveevidencefordisseminationintimeaswellasspace.TheMRIcan
alsoassesstheseverityofthediseaseandtosomedegreehelppredictthepatient’sprognosis.
LookattheCSF.Ifthediagnosisisstilluncertain,CSFanalysisisthenextstep.Whatyouarelookingfor
are(1)CSF-specificoligoclonalbands,whicharepresentinthemajorityofpatientswithMS,plus(2)
anincreasedIgGsynthesisrate.Theformerreferstobandsonelectrophoresisthatarenotpresentinthe
serum.ThelatterreferstotherateatwhichIgGismanufacturedwithintheCSF.Thesefindingsarenot
specifictoMS,sotheymustbeassessedwithintheoverallclinicalcontext.However,theabsenceof
CSF-specificoligoclonalbandssuggeststhatthepatientmaynothaveMS(insuspectedMS,only2%to
3%ofpatientswillprovetoactuallyhavethediseaseintheabsenceofoligoclonalbands).Thenumber
ofwhitebloodcellsintheCSFisusuallynormal(lessthan5)butcanbeelevated,althoughitrarely
exceeds50.
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