Clinical Spectrum of Acquired Demyelinating Syndromes in Children: A Tertiary Hospital Experience

This study provides a thorough overview of pediatric ADS, including important distinctions between MS, ADEM, CIS, and MOGAD. Marked differences in age at onset, presentation, and imaging among these subtypes are informative for maximizing diagnosis and treatment. The key findings are the subsequent development of MS from CIS and MOGAD, varying patterns of first attack, and imaging characteristics like callososeptal interface lesions in MS and posterior fossa hyperintensities in MOGAD. All these indicate the need for individualized diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for improved outcomes.