Lesion accumulation is predictive of long-term cognitive decline in multiple sclerosis

March 23, 2018 /
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OBJECTIVE:

To investigate the long-term progression of cognitive dysfunction and its neuroanatomical correlates and predictors in multiple sclerosis (MS).

To prevent MS-related cognitive decline and possible dementia this study concludes that you have to prevent MS lesion accumulation.


MS lesions are highly predictive of long-term cognitive decline in pwMS.


Read details: ttps://buff.ly/2FXBxoZ 

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