ganglionitis

Gilden DH et al. (2003) Chronic varicella zoster virus ganglionitis-a possible cause of postherpetic neuralgia.

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So please can the New Scientist return to the more objective position on ME / CFS that it took in 2006 (1) when it reported on neurological abnormalities in the spinal cord (ie dorsal root ganglionitis) in a 32 year old woman who had died as a result of having ME and in 2005 (2) when it reported on abnormalities in gene expression - neither of which could be possibly caused by abnormal thought processes.

New Scientist - Space 2009

So please can the New Scientist return to the more objective position on ME / CFS that it took in 2006 (1) when it reported on neurological abnormalities in the spinal cord (ie dorsal root ganglionitis) in a 32 year old woman who had died as a result of having ME and in 2005 (2) when it reported on abnormalities in gene expression - neither of which could be possibly caused by abnormal thought processes.

Muti 2009

So please can the New Scientist return to the more objective position on ME / CFS that it took in 2006 (1) when it reported on neurological abnormalities in the spinal cord (ie dorsal root ganglionitis) in a 32 year old woman who had died as a result of having ME and in 2005 (2) when it reported on abnormalities in gene expression - neither of which could be possibly caused by abnormal thought processes.

New Scientist - Online News 2009

The detection of VZV DNA [40,41] and VZV-specific proteins [42] in blood MNCs of some patients with PHN and zoster sine herpete, [43,44,45] as well as in tissue of patients with chronic VZV ganglionitis, [46] might reflect low-level productive infection in ganglia-a hypothesis that is supported by favorable clinical responses in some PHN patients treated with antiviral agents. [

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