Background Co-occurring mobility and cognitive impairments are common, debilitating, and
poorly-managed with pharmacological therapies in persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) …

Background Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a common nontraumatic, neurological, disabling
disease that often presents with upper limb dysfunction. Exercise training has resulted in …

Purpose: Communication changes in multiple sclerosis (MS) are under-explored and under-
recognised. Persons with MS (PwMS) are experts in their condition and play a valuable role …

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disorder caused by damage to the myelin that
protects nerve fibres, resulting in demyelinated lesions and causing various symptoms, one …

Abstract Clinical case: A 49-year-old man (MM72) affected by Secondary Progressive
Multiple Sclerosis (SP-MS) since 1998. On last 3 years, neurologists valued 9.0 the patient …

Background Persons with multiple sclerosis may benefit from hospital-based
multidisciplinary rehabilitation. Objectives To investigate the effects of hospital-based …

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic neurologic disease and the most common cause of
nontraumatic disability in young adults in the United States. It strikes adults in the prime of …

The treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS) does not cure the disease, but it is intended to
reduce the intensity, duration, and frequency of symptoms. Rehabilitation therapy (RT) …

Dear Editor, Reports on individuals with a progressive, debilitating illness similar to multiple
sclerosis (MS) date back to the 1300s [1]. It was not until 1868 that the famous neurologist …

A qualitative study exploring psychosocial professionals’ perceptions of the acceptability
and effectiveness of psychosocial i Page 1 A qualitative study exploring psychosocial …