Abstract
Sensitive disturbances with asymmetric distribution are frequent cause of consultation. Their differential diagnosis is wide, from mild peripheral mononeuropathies to chronic diseases of central nervous system (CNS). In young patients, multiple sclerosis is a common cause of sensitive disease with asymmetric distribution as well as the main early-onset with prevalence up 77% along disease. In order to guide the differential diagnostic topographic diagnosis is indispensable, which is based on a detailed clinical history, careful neurological examination with particular emphasis on distribution pattern and the anatomical knowledge of the sensitive branches.
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