propos d'un syndrome de gougerot-Sjogren associe a une sclerose en plaques

Gougerot-Sjogern Syndrom [GSS] is one of the more frequent auto-immune disease; yet, its etiology remains unknown. Neurological involvement is considered in around 20% of GSS cases, and in most cases, peripheral nervous system is concerned while central nervous lesions are still controversial with regard of their incidence and pathophysiology. In rare cases, multiple white matter demeylinating lesions involving brain and spinal cord have been reported as of inflammatory nature that mimic Multiple Sclerosis [MS] lesions. We report a case highly suggestive of GSS associated with a replasing remitting MS in a patient based on Poser's MS criteria