… weakness is a common symptom in people with multiple sclerosis MS (MS), who may …
ultrasound (sonography) is a non-invasive, inexpensive, and clinically feasible method to measure …

… ultrasound measurements and adjustments for age and IMT were assessed using regression
analysis (Table 2). Regression analysis was conducted to simultaneously investigate the …

… Ultrasound measurement of optic nerve diameter constitutes a useful, predictive factor for
the evaluation of patients with MS. Smaller diameters are associated with poor clinical …

… Multiple sclerosis (MS) spasticity is currently evaluated on the basis of neurological … We
investigated the use of real time elastography (RTHE) ultrasounds for evaluating objectively the …

… ultrasound equipment. To test the repeatability of the area measurements between the two
ultrasound … examiners measured the area of carotid artery (eight measurements) so that the …

… multiple sclerosis (MS) patients. The aim of this study was to evaluate diaphragm thickness
and thickenning ratio (TR) using ultrasound … , the diaphragm thickness was measured in MS …

… It has been previously suggested that multiple sclerosis (MS) patients are at increased risk …
ultrasound measurement of cortical bone. Tibial speed of sound (SOS, m/sec) was measured …

… use of ultrasound elastography to measure the mechanical properties of muscle in patients
with multiple sclerosis … well with subjective scales commonly used to measure MS spasticity. …

… A possibly causal relationship between multiple sclerosis and chronic cerebrospinal venous
insufficiency has recently been hypothesized. Studies investigating chronic cerebrospinal …

… progression in multiple sclerosis (MS). This study aims to evaluate TCS measurements of
the … were only performed on optimal image planes, in which the incidence of the ultrasound …