Why the study?
Should MOG-IgG testing be performed in patients with acute/subacute myelitis despite a negative spinal cord MRI?
Should MOG-IgG testing be performed in patients with acute/subacute myelitis despite a negative spinal cord MRI?
MOG-IgG testing should be considered in acute/subacute myelitis even if spinal cord MRI is negative.
May support MOG-IgG testing in acute myelitis despite negative spinal MRI; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before changing practice.
A negative spinal cord MRI should not dissuade from MOG-IgG testing in patients with acute/subacute myelitis.
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