This study aims to determine the relation between early lesion volume, changes in volume, and long-term disability in patients with isolated syndromes that are clinically suggestive of MS.
Read MoreNeuromyelitis optica (NMO) is an inflammatory demyelinating disease that affects the spinal cord and optic nerves. This study from Neurology Evidence, assesses the capacity of NMO-IgG to disctinguish NMO and related disorders from MS.
Read MoreMS affects women of childbearing age. This chapter from Neurology Evidence examines the first large-scale prospective study that aimed to assess the effect of pregnancy and the postpartum state, along with breast-feeding and epidural analgesia, on the course of MS.
Read MoreSome evidence suggested that high levels of vitamin D may decrease the risk of MS. This chapter from Neurology Evidence details the first prospective study to address this hypothesis.
Read MoreThis article examines thee prevalence and possible correlates of loneliness in multiple sclerosis.
Read MoreThe physical pain described by people with MS is often widespread, chronic, and debilitating. The objective of this study was to examine the efficacy of an interdisciplinary pain rehabilitation program in a multiple sclerosis population by evaluating changes in mood, pain, and functioning.
Read MoreThe most common cognitive deficits reported by those with MSinclude difficultieswith learning and recalling new information, attention, processing speed, and verbal fluency. This study describes the nature and diversity of perceived cognitive deficits.
Read MoreThis article reviews the reasons for discontinuation or switching of multiple sclerosis disease-modifying therapy.
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