Episode 43 with Dr. May Han on following patients through the course of their disease
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Methods
Methods
Episode 42 with Dr. Lawrence Steinman on amyloid in experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis
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Methods
Time to Rethink CIS Criteria
It’s time to rethink the diagnostic criteria for clinically isolated syndrome. CIS is defined as...
About 20% of patients do not meet the diagnostic criteria of clinically isolated syndrome (CIS) based on radiological and clinical evidence. Patients who do not fit the CIS diagnostic criteria may yet have oligoclonal bands distinct to CSF, increased IgG synthesis rate and IgG index and must be treated as if they carried a diagnosis of CIS.
Methods, People
Episode 41 with Dr. Diego Cadavid on a clinical trial of anti-LINGO-1
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Methods
Episode 40 with Dr. Raj Kapoor on a clinical trial of phenytoin
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Refined Animal Model Led to Phenytoin Clinical Trial
In 2010, Professor David Baker was awarded an NC3Rs Project Grant to develop a...
An animal model that presents an alternative to EAE suggested a role for sodium channel blockers in neuroprotection. This led directly to a successful human trial of phenytoin, which was presented at last week’s AAN meeting.
Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research, Meetings, Methods
Episode 39 with Dr. Joseph Berger on diagnostic dilemmas in MS
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Methods
Episode 38 with Dr. Joseph Berger on progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
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Methods
Episode 37 with Dr. Jeanne Loring on human pluripotent stem cells in a mouse model of MS
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Methods
How We Manage the Weekly List of MS Papers
Every Friday, MSDF editors use a curated PubMed search to link to every newly published MS-related paper. Here’s how we do it.
Each week, somewhere between 30 and 110 papers related to multiple sclerosis are...
Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research, Methods
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