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. 2011 Apr 29;6(4):e19452. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0019452

Table 1. Demographic and clinical characteristics of subjects with RIS.

Subjects Sex Age Family historyof MS Age at first brain MRI Reason for first brain MRI Spinal cord MRI DIT at brain MRI CSF * VEPs # Cognition $
1 M 45 No 44 Depression +
2 F 51 No 50 Cervical Trauma + + + + n.p.
3 M 37 No 35 Dermatitis
4 F 37 No 34 Headache n.p. +
5 M 43 Yes 42 Neuropathic pain + n.p.
6 F 46 Yes 40 MS family history + n.p. +
7 F 23 No 21 Pituitary adenoma + + + n.p.
8 F 45 No 39 Cervical trauma + + + +
9 M 31 Yes 29 Headache + n.p.
10 F 38 No 31 Migraine with aura + +
11 F 23 No 22 Migraine without aura + + + +
12 M 46 No 45 Headache n.p. n.p.
13 F 28 No 23 Facial trauma n.p. n.p. +
14 F 39 Yes 39 Otosclerosis n.p. n.p. n.p.
15 F 19 No 19 Headache + + + +
16 F 41 No 40 Dizziness (<2 mins)
17 F 43 No 43 Anxiety n.p. +
18 F 34 No 34 Neck pain + + +
19 F 31 No 28 Obesity + + n.p.

n.p. =  not performed.

DIT =  dissemination in time.

CSF =  cerebrospinal fluid.

See text for other abbreviations.

+: presence of cervical spine lesion; -: absence of signal abnormalities.

*+: presence of oligoclonal bands and/or abnormal IgG Index; -: normal pattern.

#

+: presence of abnormal P100 in at least one of the eyes; -: normal pattern.

$

+: failure of ≥2 tests at the Rao Brief Repeatable Battery; -: failure of ≤1 test.