TREATMENTS IN THE PIPELINE: 150 headlines
Dr. Timothy L. Vollmer
Chairman, Division of Barrow Neurology

Director, Barrow NeuroImmunology Program

Barrow Neurological Institute
St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center
My Educational Video on MS and MS Trials
Produced by MD Health Channel
Visitors Since 03/2006
Our 670 MySpace Friends
The New Face of MS
CLICKING ON THE RED BUTTON BELOW COULD SAVE TOUR LIFE IF THERE'S A PROBLEM WITH A MS DRUG!
WE WILL SEND YOU BREAKING NEWS ON MS DRUGS IF YOU CLICK ON THE RED BUTTON BELOW.....Scroll down & read what we did last year...within 24 hours of the 1st death from Tysabri!
IMPORTANT: We filmed the video below within hours of the 1st death from Tysabri and e-mailed it to everyone who clicked the Flashing Red Button above!...WATCH THE VIDEO...THEN CLICK THE FLASHING RED BUTTON ABOVE!
Timothy L. Vollmer M.D.
Director, Barrow NeuroImmunology Program
Barrow Neurological Institute
St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center


BARROW NEUROLOGICAL INSTITUTE'S GRAND CANYON
RIM-RIM-HIKE

Organized by Dr. Spetzler

250 Photo-Slideshow


Click to view 1280 MS Walk photos!

"Join a trial at Barrow & receive all medication & study based procedures at no charge!"
Stan Swartz, CEO, The MD Health Channel

"WE PRODUCED THE FOLLOWING 9 VIDEOS FOR YOU!"
Simply click the "video" buttons below:

.

"MS Can Not
Rob You of Joy"
"I'm an M.D....my Mom has MS and we have a message for everyone."
- Jennifer Hartmark-Hill MD
Beverly Dean

"I've had MS for 2 years...this is the most important advice you'll ever hear."
"This is how I give myself a painless injection."
Heather Johnson

"A helpful tip for newly diagnosed MS patients."
"Important advice on choosing MS medication "
Joyce Moore

"OUR TEAM IS WORKING ON A CURE FOR MS"
Runtime: 54 sec
Runtime: 54 sec
Susan N. Rhodes
Multiple Sclerosis Research
Barrow Neurological Institute

"'The 2006 Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph's Hospital MS "Walk on the Wild Side" raised more than $460,000 with 3,500 walkers! Click on the blue link above to view photos"

Chris Uithoven
President
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Arizona Chapter


"THE MS SOCIETY OFFERS MANY PROGRAMS TO HELP...EVERYTHING FROM PILATES & SUPPORT GROUPS TO HORSEBACK RIDING"
Jerry Turner
Program Director
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Arizona Chapter

Previious Posts

MS NEWS ARCHIVES: by week
June 2006  
July 2006  
August 2006  
September 2006  
October 2006  
November 2006  

This page is powered by Blogger. Isn't yours?

Monday

 
Four-week Rehab Significantly Improves Fatigue and Functional Deficit in Multiple Sclerosis Patients: Presented at ECTRIMS
Fatigue and functional deficits in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients were significantly improved during 4 weeks of inpatient rehabilitation, researchers reported here at the 22nd Congress of the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS).

"Inpatient rehab works in MS patients, and we have seen in this study in detail that it works, especially ameliorating fatigue, function of upper limbs and cognition, " said lead investigator Stephan Bamborschke, MD, professor of neurology, Charité Hospital, Berlin, and head of rehabilitation, Brandenburg Clinic, Bernau, Germany, who presented the findings on September 28th.

The purpose of the study was to assess the efficacy of neurological rehabilitation in MS patients, using the Multiple Sclerosis Functional Composite (MSFC, Cutter 1999) scale and measuring fatigue using the Fatigue Severity Scale (FSS, Krupp 1989), given to patients before and after rehabilitation.

"We also looked for parameters which possibly could predict the improvement of fatigue," the research team wrote in their poster presentation....
[Presentation title: Efficacy of Neurological Inpatient Rehabilitation Measured By Fatigue Severity Scale and Multiple Sclerosis Functional Composite in Multiple Sclerosis Patients. Abstract P431]