Multiple sclerosis: epidemiology, genetics, symptoms, and unmet needs
I Moreno-Torres, J Sabín-Muñoz, A García-Merino - 2019 - books.rsc.org
I Moreno-Torres, J Sabín-Muñoz, A García-Merino
2019•books.rsc.orgMultiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic inflammatory demyelinating disease that affects the
central nervous system (CNS) 1 and is thought to be autoimmune in nature. It is
characterized by the appearance of areas of demyelination in the white and gray substances
of the CNS, 2 infiltration of inflammatory cells in the parenchyma, glial reaction, and axonal
damage. 3, 4 All these processes occur from the early stages of the disease with the
consequent accumulation of disability.
central nervous system (CNS) 1 and is thought to be autoimmune in nature. It is
characterized by the appearance of areas of demyelination in the white and gray substances
of the CNS, 2 infiltration of inflammatory cells in the parenchyma, glial reaction, and axonal
damage. 3, 4 All these processes occur from the early stages of the disease with the
consequent accumulation of disability.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic inflammatory demyelinating disease that affects the central nervous system (CNS) 1 and is thought to be autoimmune in nature. It is characterized by the appearance of areas of demyelination in the white and gray substances of the CNS, 2 infiltration of inflammatory cells in the parenchyma, glial reaction, and axonal damage. 3, 4 All these processes occur from the early stages of the disease with the consequent accumulation of disability.
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