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Thomas Berger: Paramagnetic Rim Lesions and Chronic Inflammation in Multiple Sclerosis

In this short video interview, Thomas Berger explains how insights from neuropathology and advanced MRI have improved our understanding of the long-term evolution of MS lesions. He describes paramagnetic rim lesions as markers of chronic, slowly expanding inflammation driven by microglia and iron accumulation, rather than inactive or “burned-out” scars. Watch the interview What do paramagnetic rim lesions reveal about chronic inflammation and disease progression in multiple sclerosis? In the interview, Thomas Berger focuses on what paramagnetic rim lesions represent biologically...

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Thomas Berger: Using MRI Wisely in Multiple Sclerosis – Practical Guidance for Everyday Clinical Practice

In this short video interview, Thomas Berger explains how MRI should be used pragmatically in the diagnosis and monitoring of multiple sclerosis. Watch the interview How should MRI be used pragmatically in the diagnosis and monitoring of multiple sclerosis in everyday clinical practice? In the interview, Thomas Berger discusses how MRI should be applied pragmatically in the diagnosis and long-term monitoring of multiple sclerosis, particularly in routine, non-tertiary clinical settings. Key points discussed include: The need for MRI protocols that are practical, efficient,...

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Thomas Berger : Managing Multiple Sclerosis Relapses – From Accurate Diagnosis to Effective Treatment

In this short video interview, Thomas Berger explains how to accurately identify and manage relapses in multiple sclerosis, highlighting why correct assessment is fundamental for both acute treatment decisions and long-term disease management. Watch the interview How should MS relapses be assessed and treated? In the interview, Thomas Berger shares a practical, experience-based approach to relapse management, grounded in everyday clinical practice rather than theory alone. Key points discussed include: Why confirming a true relapse is the most critical prerequisite before...

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Independent Education in the Age of the Internet and AI – Celia Oreja-Guevara, President of ParadigMS

In this short video interview, Celia Oreja-Guevara reflects on the challenges facing the new generation of neurologists. In a time when information is instantly accessible online and artificial intelligence is increasingly used, she emphasises the importance of independent medical education and critical thinking. Watch the interview Why is independent medical education especially important in the age of AI and online information? Celia Oreja-Guevara highlights that while today’s generation has rapid access to information, true medical learning requires more than searching online....

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Looking Ahead: A Shared European Vision for ParadigMS

In this short video interview, Celia Oreja-Guevara, ParadigMS President, shares her vision for the next five years of ParadigMS. Celia outlines an ambition to develop collaborative scientific projects and strengthen the foundation’s presence within the European neurological community. Watch the interview Celia highlights: The ambition to develop a joint European scientific project Strengthening collaboration across countries and specialisations Moving beyond review articles toward more dissemination of original research Publishing work that reflects real clinical practice...

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Building ParadigMS: From Vision to Impact in MS Education – Celia Oreja-Guevara, President of ParadigMS

In this short video interview, Celia Oreja-Guevara reflects on the early days of ParadigMS and the key milestones achieved during her presidency. She explains how defining clear objectives, building a committed clinical team, and working collaboratively were essential to transforming the organisation into a sustainable educational platform. Watch the interview In the interview, Celia highlights: The importance of clear objectives and strong structure Working collaboratively as clinicians Launching webinars as a key milestone Publishing regular scientific articles Expanding...

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