70 y/o F with severe progressive paralysis over several mont | Figure 1

Case Report

70 y/o F with severe progressive paralysis over several months time. ANA pos but titer neg (?). WNV "faintly positive". EMG results conflicting but suggestive of Lower Motor Neuron disease. Any input will be greatly appreciated.

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