A CASE REPORT OF RARE FAMILIAL DEMYELINATING DISEASE

Neuromyelitis optica or Devic`s disease is an inflammatory disimmune-neurodegenerative characterized by a progressive course, predominantly affecting the optic nerves and spinal cord, with relatively intact brain structures. The differential diagnosis of neuromyelitis multiple sclerosis based on identification typical clinical tomographic picture presence high level antibodies to aquaporin 4 in blood serum. We presented familial case representative indigenous population Central Asia associated difficulties diagnosis. M., 49 years old, was admitted Department Neurology No. 1 National Hospital under Ministry Health Kyrgyz Republic complaints decreased vision feeling “veil” front left eye, blindness right, weakness all limbs, numbness them, fatigue when walking, dizziness instability "passing electric current".Thus, onset 49-year-old patient provoked hormonal imbalance - after medical abortion due miscarriage, as well viral infection (herpetic), symptoms brainstem irritation were clinically presented, particular .