NZ Neurology Research Review Issue 92 – MS Focus
In this issue:
– Ethnic and socioeconomic disparities in DMT use in NZ
– Clinic follow-up visits do not affect mortality in pwMS
– Finite-course vs standard interval dosing of ocrelizumab in relapsing MS
– Impact of NMOSD on employment rates
– Impact of different DMT reimbursement policies in Slovenia and Croatia
– PIRA in the era of high efficacy treatments
– Types of pain in pwMS
– Disease course from onset of MS to secondary progression
– aHSCT affects long-term PIRA in patients with aggressive MS
– MS fatigue post high-efficacy treatment
Expert contributor
Dr John Mottershead
Dr John Mottershead is a Neurologist at Te Whatu Ora–Southern. He trained at Oxford University as a medical student and after qualification and junior doctor jobs was involved in research into uses of MRI in MS under the supervision of Professor Ian McDonald at Queen Square, London, before completing his neurology training in the South […]
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