Media Category: Patient Care
MS Care Unit
30th June 2022, Seventh ParadigMS Symposium
Professor Giancarlo Comi gave a keynote on MS Care Unit during the Seventh Belgian ParadigMS Symposium.
This video interview with Prof Giancarlo Comi is based on this slide deck and brings out the key points. Consult here the video interview.
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ABSTRACT
Treatment of multiple...
MS Care Unit
30th June 2022, Seventh ParadigMS Symposium
ParadigMS Foundation organised organised in collaboration with the Belgian Multiple Sclerosis Study Group and endorsed by the Belgian Neurological Society, the ParadigMS Seventh Belgian Symposium that took place on the 30th of June both onsite and online. Here you can review the full keynote on MS Care Unit.
ABSTRACT
Treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS) has become increasingly multifaceted and comprises not only a variety of disease-modifying drugs with different mechanism of action but also a wide range of symptomatic therapies....
COVID19 experiences and Virtual MS-care
24th June 2021, Sixth ParadigMS Symposium,The ParadigMS Foundation and the Belgian Study Group for Multiple Sclerosis (BSGMS) organised their annual symposium. Here you can review the full keynote on Innate Immunity and the Role of Microglia in MS.
ABSTRACTCOVID-19 and MS
The COVID-19 pandemic has obliged us to change the way things are done in many aspects of our lives. When it comes to multiple sclerosis (MS), neurologists have been forced to reinvent the way MS patients are managed, with fewer hospital visits and telemedicine now commonplace. Vaccinating patients against...
Striving for Excellence in Patient Care- An Innovative Approach Meeting
HEINZ WIENDLIs a German neurologist and professor at the University Hospital Muenster. He is known for his works in the field of nervous system inflammation and multiple sclerosis.
Wiendl studied psychology and medicine from 1989 to 1996 at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany, Duke University, North Carolina, and Bale University, Switzerland. He did his MD in 1996. He was a scholar of the German Research Council (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) at the Max Planck Institute of Neurobiology (Martinsried), worked as a clinical and research fellow at the Department of Neurology...
