<펌>MBC 와 같은 입장인 외국 보도 자료 동영상 올립니다

http://www.fox11az.com/news/topstories/stories/tucson-20080408-virginia-woman-mad-cow.456e6973.html     위의 뉴스와 동영상이 나올 시점과 MBC 우리에게 보다 정확하게 알려주었습니다. 이 동영상은  MBC 에서 보지 않은 동영상입니다.            vCJD 라는 MBC  동영상에 나온 닥터 소견은 다음 챠트를 보시면 이해가 쉬울것 같습니다.   위에서 아래 방향으로 다섯번째 CJD 는 MRI 소견에서 리포트 되지 않는다고 하였고, vCJD는 MRI 에서 Present in >75% of cases ..... 그래서 의사가 MRI 소견상 확실시 된다고 대답했던것 같습니다. 잇권사업에서 나머지는 알아서 생각 할 문제죠. 정답은 나와 있다고 생각합니다. MBC 에 감사드립니다.   Clinical and Pathologic Characteristics Distinguishing Classic CJD from variant CJD Characteristic Classic CJD Variant CJD Median age at death 68 years 28 years Median duration of illness 4-5 months 13-14 months Clinical signs and symptoms Dementia; early neurologic signs Prominent psychiatric/behavioral symptoms; painful dyesthesiasis; delayed neurologic signs Periodic sharp waves on electroencephalogram Often present Often absent "Pulvinar sign" on MRI* Not reported Present in >75% of cases Presence of "florid plaques" on neuropathology Rare or absent Present in large numbers Immunohitochemical analysis of brain tissue Variable accumulation Marked accumulation of protease-resistance prion protein Presence of agent in lymphoid tissue Not readily detected Readily detected Increased glycoform ratio on immunoblot analysis of protease-resistance prion protein Not reported Marked accumulation of protease-resistance prion protein   /////////////////////////////////////////   위 동영상에서 리포터가 몇번 반복해서 Variant CJD  정확하게 반복 발음하네여.     Virginia woman may have human form of Mad Cow Disease 05:29 PM MST on Tuesday, April 8, 2008 By Wayne Carter, WVEC-TV PORTSMOUTH, Va. -- A 22-year-old Portsmouth woman is close to dying, and family says doctors believe the human equivalent of Mad Cow Disease could be the reason. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease , or CJD, is so rare that there has only been one other possible case ever in the United States. The Portsmouth Health Department is looking into the case because the variant form of the disease comes from eating infected meat, and Aretha Vincent’s family says she’s never left the United States. Robin Vincent told us her daughter, Aretha, became very ill with dizziness and vomiting that led to blurry vision. Then, she could barely stand. “Oh, God, it was like she put all she could put into trying to walk,” said Aretha’s mother. Mrs. Vincent took pictures of her daughter being led to the hospital, where she says doctors diagnosed her with variant CJD. The disease, known for its horrid affect on animals, can be passed onto humans, but it is rare. “Aretha has always lived in Virginia,” said Mrs. Vincent. “She has not traveled overseas. She’s not even been to the Midwest.” Video: Local may have human form of Mad Cow Larger screen Vincent came home from the hospital last weekend for her last days, but went back hours later and remains in the ICU. Aretha’s sister, Joy, says her best friend was healthy one minute and couldn’t speak the next. “They just told us there’s no cure, no treatment,” she said. “We’re just waiting for a miracle to happen.” Now, they just pray and read cards, many from the long-term sub’s students at Douglas Park Elementary. The Health Department says they can not confirm this is, in fact, CJD. 13News has learned the only way to definitively confirm it is to conduct a biopsy after death.