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Old 01-23-2009, 08:36 AM #18
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Originally Posted by lady_express_44 View Post

That was before the days when they "looked" for PML, of course, but clearly the dx isn't cut and dry even now.

Do you have any idea what happens when a AE reported PML case is "suspected"? Are all of these cases flagged and sent for independant analysis, or ?

Cherie
The criteria for diagnoses of PML is clear

- Symptoms suggestive of PML
- MRI findings consistent with PML
- JC viral DNA in the CSF

All suspected cases of PML are worked up by BiogenIdec to confirm/rule out PML.
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