In three patients with histologically confirmed, acute demyelinating disease (multiple
sclerosis), serial cranial computed tomography revealed unusual findings. Computed …

• By demonstrating periventricular contrast-enhanced lesions cranial computerized
tomography (CT) supported the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis in a patient with recurrent …

Three cases of multiple sclerosis, all confirmed pathologically, are described in whom both
the unusual clinical features and the CT scan appearances suggested cerebral tumours …

• Forty-three patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) were examined clinically and with
computerized tomography (CT). A total of 80 focal cerebral lesions were predicted by clinical …

• In two cases of acute cerebral multiple sclerosis, computed tomographic (CT) scans with
contrast disclosed several enhanced foci, mainly situated in the periventricular white matter …

Sixty‐six patients with a tentative or certain diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) were
examined with cranial computerized tomography (CT). Abnormalities found in 19 (29%) …

• Computerized axial transmission tomography (CT) of the brain is useful for imaging lesions
in multiple sclerosis (MS). Active demyelination may be demonstrated with CT contrast …

Two patients are described in whom computerised tomography revealed contrast-enhanced
lesions in the early stages of multiple sclerosis. Such lesions may be differentiated from …

• In a case of clinically fulminant multiple sclerosis (MS), contrast-enhancing lesions were
visible by computerized axial tomography (CT). The patient died less than three weeks after …

Figure Contrast enhanced CT scan showing multiple ring-like enhancing lesions. een
months previously she had developed paraesthesia and numbness of the right face and …