2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-27302008000100020
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Diabetes insípido em paciente com esclerose múltipla

Abstract: RESUMOA esclerose múltipla (EM) é uma doença crônica e progressiva que se caracteriza por surtos de desmielinização que podem atingir qualquer topografia do cérebro, medula espinhal e nervo óptico. Sendo o diabetes insípido (DI) central causado, principalmente, em virtude de danos do sistema nervoso central (tais como trauma, cirurgia, tumor, infecção, sarcoidose), a EM está inclusa entre suas possíveis etiologias. Entretanto, a ocorrência dessa associação não é comumente descrita. A suspeita clínica deve ser … Show more

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“…In 85% of cases, MS presents with an acute and classic clinically isolated syndrome (CIS) involving optic nerves, brain, or spinal cord. 1 Only 2 authors have reported the occurrence of DI in the course of MS. 3,4 However, in these cases, the cause of DI remained unclear and neither MRI nor CSF data were documented. As DI is not a typical sign of MS, a comprehensive examination was performed.…”
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“…In 85% of cases, MS presents with an acute and classic clinically isolated syndrome (CIS) involving optic nerves, brain, or spinal cord. 1 Only 2 authors have reported the occurrence of DI in the course of MS. 3,4 However, in these cases, the cause of DI remained unclear and neither MRI nor CSF data were documented. As DI is not a typical sign of MS, a comprehensive examination was performed.…”
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“…1 The hypothalamus encompasses many nuclei where demyelinating lesions are hardly detectable using conventional MRI. 3,4 Herein, we present the case of a 28-year-old man who developed diabetes insipidus (DI) 7 years before diagnosis of MS. MRI revealed the presence of bilateral MS lesions in the supraoptic nuclei, suggesting that DI was the first manifestation of MS. In MS, only 2 cases of ADH deficiency have been reported without overt hypothalamic lesions.…”
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