Abstract
We present the case of a 26 year old male that was diagnosed with an acute ascending necrotizing myelitis, the initial symptoms were oppressive pain in the chest and numbness in both hands, followed by weakness of the arms and legs. The MRI detected a hyperintensity from C4 to T1. We suspected a demyelinating event, despite the prompt intervention the patient had progression of the disease, showing an aggressive disease. This case reveals a disease that mimics acute demyelinating diseases.
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