NZ Neurology Research Review Issue 88 – MS Focus
In this issue:
– Hypertension risk with teriflunomide vs dimethyl fumarate
– Long-term efficacy of cladribine in MS
– History of head trauma and risk of MS
– Hepatitis B virus infection is prevalent in Taiwanese patients with NMOSD
– Ocrelizumab and the wearing-off phenomenon
– Impact of rituximab dose reduction in patients with NMOSD
– High dose corticosteroids and plasmapheresis in patients with MOGAD or NMOSD
– Impact of natalizumab dosing schedule on fatigue
– Is cervical canal area a marker of disability and progression in MS?
– Peripartum mental illness in mothers with MS
Expert contributor
Dr Jennifer Pereira
After undergraduate training in medicine at the University of Auckland, Jennifer trained in neurology at Auckland City Hospital. Postgraduate training consisted of an MS research fellowship, with the Therapeutic Immunology Group in the Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Cambridge (UK). There she completed her MD focused on immunological changes after treatment of MS with […]
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