Cervical Disk Pathology in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis: Two Case Reports

Tables

Table 1.

Medications and Dosages for Patients 1 and 2^{^a}

↵^a INH=isoniazid, po=orally, qd=every day, qod=every other day, bid=twice a day, D₃=cholecalciferol.

Table 2.

Differential Diagnosis: Symptoms in Multiple Sclerosis That Are Also Found in Disk Pathology^{^a}

↵^a ROM=range of motion, LUE=left upper extremity, BUE=bilateral upper extremities, BLE=bilateral lower extremities, R=right, L=left. “x” indicates presence of symptom.

Table 3.

Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis in Patients 1 and 2^{^a}

↵^a LE=lower extremity, UE=upper extremity, LUE=left upper extremity, BUE=bilateral upper extremities, BLE=bilateral lower extremities, R=right, L=left, Dx=diagnosis. “x” indicates presence of symptom.

Table 4.

Clinical Findings in Patients 1 and 2^{^a}

↵^a ROM=range of motion, WNL=within normal limits, RUE=right lower extremity, LUE=left upper extremity, RLE=right lower extremity, LLE=left lower extremity, TUG=Timed “Up & Go” Test.