[The clinico-evolutionary neuro-ophthalmological aspects in multiple sclerosis]

The paper presents the dynamic of the more important neuro-ophthalmologic signs in 112 patients with multiple sclerosis from the first attack to the second one using an interdisciplinary methodology. The existence of ocular signs at the first attack as well as the fortuitous association of the signs of the disease make doubtfully the utility of defining a neuro-ophthalmologic clinical form of the disease. The more significant dominance of the ocular signs at the first attack points out the importance of the ophthalmologic examination for the early diagnosis of the multiple sclerosis.