Neuroplasticity and functional recovery in multiple sclerosis

Neuroplasticity and Motor Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis

INTRODUCTION Motor symptoms are common and disabling across the phases and forms of multiple sclerosis (MS). Disease modifying treatments help to prevent their development, but most of their management is through rehabilitation. Current rehabilitation approaches are based on physical therapy tailored to the individual’s needs (1). The efficacy of these approaches, however, is limited, as it is ...

Neuroplasticity in Early Onset Multiple Sclerosis

neuroplasticity in early onset multiple sclerosis

how to cite this article: naser moghaddasi a. neuroplasticity in early onset multiple sclerosis. iran j child neurol. 2014autumn;8(4): 80-81.   letter to editor, has not abstract. references boiko a, vorobeychik g, paty d, devonshire v, sadovnick d; neurologists. early onset multiple sclerosis: a longitudinal study. neurology 2002; 59(7):1006-10. inaloo s, haghbin s. multiple sclerosis in child...

Hippocampal neuroplasticity and inflammation: relevance for multiple sclerosis

Cognitive impairment is very frequent during multiple sclerosis (MS), involving approximately 40–70% of the patients, with a profound impact on patient’s life. It is now established that among the various central nervous system (CNS) structures involved during the course of MS, the hippocampus is particularly sensitive to the detrimental effects of neuroinflammation. Different studies demonstra...

Impairment, disability and fatigue in multiple sclerosis

Background: Identifying the predictors of pain is important for both health professionals and researchers, because pain has repeatedly been found to be a strong predictor of activity limitations and participation restrictions. The objective of this study was to determine the predictors of pain presence and severity in a large, well-designed sample of community dwelling individuals with multip...