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The authors reviewed records from consecutive patients in an MS clinic (n = 1,098) and in a uveitis clinic (n = 5,530) to select patients with "definite MS" and uveitis. A total of 28 of 2,628 patients (1%) were identified; 12 from the MS clinic (12 of 1,098; 2.2%) and 16 from the uveitis clinic (16 of 1,530; 1%). Pars planitis and panuveitis were most commonly encountered. The delay between the onset of neurologic and ocular symptoms (mean, 9 years) emphasizes the importance of a sequential diagnostic search throughout the patient's course. |
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