Status of the neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder in Latin America

Autor: Priscilla Monterrey, Fernando Hamuy, Vladimiro Sinay, Lorna Galleguillos, Luis Cesar Rodriguez, Aron Benzadón, Ricardo Alonso, Luis Alberto Garcia, Ramiro Fernández Calderón, Marianne Kagi Guzman, Dario Tavolini, Juan Carlos Duran Quiroz, Jairo Quiñones, Jorge Martínez, Nicia Eunice Ramirez, Victor M. Rivera, Denis Bernardi Bichuetti, Andres Villa, Awilda Candelario, Ernesto Arturo Cornejo, Eli Skromne, Edgar Carnero Contentti, Ligia lbeth Portillo, Veronica Rivas, Amado Diaz de la Fe, Cynthia Veronica Fleitas, Andrés Barboza, Irene Trevino Frenk, Fernando Gracia, Carlos Oviedo Cedeño, Ericka Lopez, César Caparó-Zamalloa, Alejandro R. Diaz, Luis Zarco, Carlos Bolaña, Brenda Bertado, Ibis Soto, Marco Aurélio Lana-Peixoto, Ethel Ciampi, Omaira Molina, Alfredo Perez Canabal, Alexander Parajeles, Elizabeth Armas, Biany Santos Pujol, Patricio Abad-Herrera, Juan Ignacio Rojas, Jose Vera Raggio, A. Soto, Douglas Kazutoshi Sato, Laura Ordonez, Jefferson Becker, Emmanuel Rodríguez, Deyanira A. Ramirez, Vanessa Sirias, Marianella Hernández, Vanessa Daccah Marques, Edgard Rojas, Adriana Carrá, Gil Playas, Roberto Weiser, Oscar Gonzalez Gamarra, Johana Vásquez Céspedes, Jorge Correale, Edgar Patricio Correa-Díaz

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BACKGROUND Neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorders (NMOSD) is an increasing diagnostic and therapeutic challenge in Latin America (LATAM). Despite the heterogeneity of this population, ethnic and socioeconomic commonalities exist, and epidemiologic s

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