Journal of Multiple Sclerosis

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• Review Article
  The Growing Potential of Neurophysiology in Multiple Sclerosis
  Author(s): Canham LJW, Western DG, Walsh P, Kane N, Inglis K and Cottrell DACanham LJW, Western DG, Walsh P, Kane N, Inglis K and Cottrell DA
  
  Neurophysiological techniques have a long history of clinical and research use in the setting of Multiple Sclerosis. With the output of evoked potential and electroencephalographic recordings being a direct consequence of the underlying functional integrity and activity of the nervous system it is unsurprising there is currently a resurgent interest in their possible use as biomarkers of disease related dysfunction. Herein we discuss the promise and possible pitfalls associated with their use in translational research of MS therapeutics. The numerous advantages of these methods are touched upon as demonstrated by their application to date. A number of obstacles which must be overcome prior to their successful widespread implementation are also outlined and readily achievable solutions discussed... View More»
  

  DOI: 10.4172/2376-0389.1000190

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