[PDF] Top 20 Spotlight on postural control in patients with multiple sclerosis

... fact, postural measurements obtained from Wii balance board are wider than those obtained from standard force platform, especially in conditions where there is lower per- formance variability ...of postural ... See full document

... the Multiple Sclerosis Impact Scale (MSIS)-29 physical score was observed (p= ...of patients with disabling relapses and in disability progression independent of ...of patients as seen in ... See full document

... preserved patients, automatic processing that requires relatively effortless recognition of simple visual stimuli was impaired, whereas controlled processing that demands work- ing memory was ...In patients ... See full document

... of patients with de novo head- aches following commencement of IFN- β treatment- developed migraines, and the other half developed ten- sion-type headaches ...of patients had episodic headaches (278/329) ... See full document

... in patients with cerebellar or labyrinthine lesions [13] and with Parkinson disease ...their postural abilities, to assess their balance impairment [14, 15], to evaluate the capability of NPTs in falls ... See full document

... Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease with an unknown cause that results in inflammation and destruction of Myelin in central nervous system ...in patients with multiple ...the ... See full document

... MS patients [36]. MS patients were found to have a higher methylation level at the promoter 2 of SHP-1 gene and, consequently, decreased SHP-1 expres- sion and increased leukocyte-mediated inflammation ... See full document

... with years of formal education. In Brazil, the real meaning of years of formal education varies greatly across the different regions of the country: students in certain regions are required to attend school on a ... See full document

... 33 patients affected by MS (three in the primary progressive clinical course, 23 in the relapsing– remitting clinical course, and seven in the secondary– progressive clinical ...All patients had been ... See full document

... of patients had evidence of 2 or more white matter lesions on MRI at presentation, and most of the patients had received steroids before initiation of ...Treated patients had a risk of 34% of ... See full document

... At least 35% of the study population had mild­to­moderate cognitive impairment relative to a control sample. The results of this study confirm the high prevalence of cognitive impair­ ment in an MS cohort. The ... See full document

... a multiple sclerosis (MS) therapy that has been commercially available for over a decade, provides a unique opportunity to retrospec- tively assess postmarketing data for evidence of malignancy risk, ... See full document

... to control the intensity of the disease and thus faster rehabilitation of patients are necessary, in this paper, symptoms, severity and type of pain will be ...200 patients with MS who referred to ... See full document

... male patients 2 ...MS patients below and above the age of 40 years (Table III), there were no significant statistical differences in the distribution of FMS among MS patients below and above BMI 25 ... See full document

... Studies in primates 34 as well as humans 35 have shown that the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex is key in working memory function, as measured by a variety of tasks. The claim that working memory is necessary for DM comes ... See full document

... As microsatellites are very polymorphic and informative genetic markers, we decided to select one within the EBF1 gene, D5S2038, and to study its allele distribution in our cohorts. The case-control analysis of ... See full document

... control subjects without MS did not complete the clin- ical exam items. Unfortunately, we are therefore unable to compare the Brief-BESTest’s discriminative validity in this cohort of clinically minimal disability ... See full document

... nineteen patients (5 males, 14 females) with MS have been included in this ...RRMS patients. The patients aged between 16 and 45 years (mean ... See full document

... Questionnaire scores (GBB-24, SES, WEIMuS and FSR) were calculated as rounded means with a tolerance of one missing item per scale. Descriptive statistics were applied for sample descriptions. For differences between two ... See full document

... and patients (and other stakeholders) will have to grapple with how to make decisions when the evidence is lacking, uncertain, or contested, and yet people may still demand access (at the most) or more information ... See full document