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Old 03-23-2008, 11:06 AM #21
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I was diagnosed primary progressive with one lesion in my cervical spine, and one tiny lesion in my brain (right periventricular). I have had numerous lumbar punctures, all negative. My MRIs have been absolutely stable (no more lesions, no less) since the first one I had in May of 2003.
I have heard this about PPMS and you are right it does suck! What do you think it might be if not MS?
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At the program I attended yesterday, the neurologist said there are two criteria for diagnosis of MS....

1 - Poser (old)
http://www.mult-sclerosis.org/Posercriteria.html

2 and the McDonald (new)
http://www.mult-sclerosis.org/DiagnosticCriteria.html

I hope this helps! I tried to find this laid out easy to read in NMSS and other reputable sites, and actually one of them sent me to this!
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