… of the drugs called interferons can be attributed. Interferons have achieved an important
place in the treatment of cancer, viral infections and multiple sclerosis. In the 1960s Cantell and …

… The incidence of PSC with or without nuclear sclerosis is 30.48… with nuclear sclerosis,while
13% without nuclear sclerosis.The … , a patient may perceive linear distortion or shadows that …

… Premature aging takes one of its most dramatic forms in Werner syndrome (Fig. 2—6A), a
disorder … In progressive systemic sclerosis (scleroderma), which is accompanied by interstitial …

… There is no fibrosis/sclerosis as seen in the sclerosing/morphoeic variant. … may be laminated
and infundibular in type or hyaline and trichilemmal in type or consist of keratinised shadow …

… process may lead to increased blood supply in conjunction with the inflammation in Graves’
disease, and sclerosis with autoimmune atrophic thyroiditis. The clinical syndrome with …

… A calcific fleck is noted in the fossa, related to overlapping shadow of carotid artery … While
her radiographs revealed nodular areas of sclerosis and widening of the diploic plate, this …

… larger part of the pleural line, which is not interrupted by the rib shadows (Figures 1 and 5). …
., specificity can increase significantly. For example, in a patient with systemic sclerosis and …

… Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune demyelination disease of the central nervous
system (CNS). To date, there is no cure for MS. The traditional immunotherapies so far have not …

… The disseminated quality of advanced multiple sclerosis is evident in this section of the
medulla from the patient of Figure 32. Note the midline plaque in the ventral medullapartially …

… Kearns–Sayre syndrome was shown in one case to have MRI findings indistinguishable
from those of multiple sclerosis.[7] Posterior cerebral cortical abnormalities that correspond to …