Les lésions cérébrales asymptomatiques sont fréquentes dans la NMO, et les lésions cérébrales symptomatiques n'excluent pas le diagnostic de NMO. Ces observations justifient la révision des critères diagnostiques pour la NMO afin de tenir compte de l'implication cérébrale.

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