Aminoff M J
Neurol Clin. 1985 Aug;3(3):663-74.
In patients with suspected MS but clinical evidence for only a single lesion, electrophysiologic studies may provide evidence for subclinical involvement elsewhere in the CNS, thereby helping to establish the diagnosis with greater confidence. They may also provide objective evidence of neurologic dysfunction in patients with nonspecific symptoms whose true nature is not otherwise apparent. The possible role and limitations of electrophysiologic techniques in following the course of MS is discussed.
对于疑似患有多发性硬化症（MS）但仅有单个病灶临床证据的患者，电生理研究可能会提供中枢神经系统（CNS）其他部位亚临床受累的证据，从而有助于更有把握地确立诊断。电生理研究还可为症状不具特异性、真实性质不明的患者提供神经功能障碍的客观证据。本文讨论了电生理技术在追踪MS病程中的可能作用及局限性。
