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Originally Posted by Quixotic1 View Post

Second, is that the Criteria only deal with the T2 Hyperintense or enhancing lesions. That is also to say that they only deal with the immune-inflammatory part of our disease. This is the part that is directly responsible for our relapses and remissions (via demyelinationa and repair). But, we know that there is a separate and unclearly related part of direct nerve cell and nerve fiber degeneration/death that is more likely responsible for our accumulation of permanent dsability. There is also the destruction of gray matter via T2 lesions.

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What about black holes? If a person has CIS and the MRI comes back showing T2 lesions, enhanced lesions, and black holes (like me!) isn't that a dissemination in time even without a second clinical attack?
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