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Multiple sclerosis or multiple possibilities: The continuing problem of misdiagnosis

Editors’ Note: In reference to Rudick and Miller's editorial, “Multiple sclerosis or multiple possibilities: The continuing problem of misdiagnosis,” Dr. Deisenhammer calls attention to the importance of CSF oligoclonal band analysis in difficult diagnostic cases. The authors agree but point out reasons for caution. Drs. Kano et al. ask whether lesion location had an effect on brain or body temperature in the study by Whiteley et al., “Do acute phase markers explain body temperature and brain temperature after …