Handbook of Multiple Sclerosis

The "Handbook of Multiple Sclerosis" is a comprehensive reference work that addresses the clinical features, diagnosis, disease-modifying therapy, as well as the symptomatic and medical treatment of Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Written by recognized experts Dr. Alexander Rae-Grant and Dr. Jeffrey A. Cohen, the book provides valuable insights into the latest developments and challenges in MS research and treatment. The authors are not only experienced physicians but also leading researchers involved in significant drug studies. With extensive use of illustrations and a concise format, the book serves as an easily accessible and important reference for professionals in the field of neurology. It covers both the clinical features and standard diagnostic criteria and practices from the clinician's perspective, offering detailed descriptions of both conventional and novel treatment therapies. The book is designed to explain the most effective application of the best therapies in the context of clinical practice, based on the results of research studies.