Volume 28, Number 1—January 2022
CME ACTIVITY - Synopsis
Using the Acute Flaccid Paralysis Surveillance System to Identify Cases of Acute Flaccid Myelitis, Australia, 2000‒2018
Table 2
Characteristic |
No. (%) |
---|---|
Magnetic resonance conducted | |
Yes | 37 (90.2) |
No | 4 (9.8) |
Unknown |
0 |
Brain abnormal | |
Yes | 7 (18.9) |
No |
30 (81.1) |
Brain region | |
White | 1 (14.3) |
Gray | 1 (14.3) |
Both |
5 (71.4) |
Brain stem abnormal | |
Yes | 5 (13.5) |
No |
32 (86.5) |
Spinal cord abnormal | |
Yes | 33 (89.2) |
Yes, no regional details |
4 (10.8) |
Spinal cord region abnormal | |
Cervical | 12 (36.4) |
Thoracic | 3 (9.1) |
Lumbar | 2 (6.1) |
Cervical-thoracic | 7 (21.2) |
Thoracic-lumbar | 2 (6.1) |
Cervical-thoracic-lumbar |
7 (21.2) |
Restricted to gray matter | |
Yes | 37 (100.0) |
No |
0 |
Conus and roots abnormal | |
Yes | 11 (29.7) |
No | 26 (0.3) |
1Members of this panel are listed at the end of this article.
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