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Hello! Today I will present you a collection of links to helpful resources on multiple sclerosis, the most common inflammatory demyelinating disease of the central nervous system in young and middle-age adults. Those who have been following our posts will surely recognize some of the great resources listed below.
Online encyclopedias:
- Radiology Assistant: Multiple Sclerosis 2.0. Diagnosis and differential diagnosis (last updated: 2021-12-01). An absolutely packed website with beautiful pictures and up-to-date info.
- Radiopaedia: Multiple Sclerosis (last updated: 23 Aug 2022).
Video-series on Youtube:
- Multiple Sclerosis and Mimics - Neuroradiology Brain Imaging Lecture (11 Feb 2021): a really concise, but still helpful lecture on MS from Radiology HUB.
- Multiple Sclerosis Talk (15 Dec 2018): a really good video, structured as a clinical case of a woman with MS.
- Multiple sclerosis – white spots and red flags - part 1 (29 Mar 2021): a series from LearnNeuroradiology.com in 2 parts.
Articles: there aren't a lot of articles on MS imaging that aren't paywalled or ANCIENT... Here are a couple peculiar articles on multiple sclerosis imaging!
- MR Imaging of Multiple Sclerosis (1 Jun 2011).
- Systematic imaging review: Multiple Sclerosis (18 Sep 2015).
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