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A 53-year-old man with AIDS presented with left leg weakness and right leg numbness. Examination was significant for left lower extremity weakness in a pyramidal pattern (4/5), left knee and ankle hyperreflexia, left Babinski sign, and decreased pain and temperature sensation over right lower extremity extending up the right torso up to T5 dermatome. Vibration and proprioception were normal. Thoracic spine MRI showed hyperintensity in the left hemicord (figure, A and B). CSF analysis showed mild protein elevation with lymphocytic pleocytosis, and positive cytomegalovirus (CMV) PCR, consistent with CMV myelitis. Treatment with gancylcovir1 and foscarnet2 resulted in gradual improvement in the patient's symptoms and examination.

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