Fig. 3

LNB myelitis in a 35-year old female who presented with pain radiating in the right arm, neck stiffness and general symptoms of headache, fatigue, nausea and vomiting. T2 weighted images showed subtle spinal cord hyperintensity, on sagittal image (a) from C2-C5 centrally located (arrows), and on axial T2 gradient echo image at the C2/C3 level (b), dominant affection adjacent to the right anterior horn was seen (arrow). CSF analysis showed increased cell count as well as intrathecal production of Bb specific IgM and IgG antibodies. Two months after treatment she had fully recovered. Seven years has passed since her symptom debut, and there has been no further incidence of neurological affection