Case 22-1986

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Presentation of Case First admission. A 55-year-old right-handed woman was admitted to the hospital because of blurred vision.She was well until 28 months earlier, when she began to experience blurring of vision in both eyes. An ophthalmologist found no history of a preceding respiratory tract infection and made a diagnosis of "papillitis." Her symptoms resolved in six weeks on prednisone. She was then well until nine months before admission, when numbness developed in the right hand, and she dropped a cup of coffee from that hand. The numbness waxed and waned during several days and then worsened, accompanied . . .
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