Fantastic presentation from @Benjamin_Trewin regarding his data on optimal therapeutic dosing of corticosteroids at #MOGAD onset delaying time to first relapse @ECTRIMS. Great audience discussions @syd_health @kids_research
#ECTRIMS2024 | Welcome to the 1st day of the 40th Congress of ECTRIMS! Thank YOU for being a vital part of this journey. 📽️ Watch MS experts Prof. Tobias Sejbæk, Prof. Jette Frederiksen, and Prof. Melinda Magyari (@melindamagyari), present today’s Daily Highlights. 👇 👇 👇
MSBase is 20 years old!! and holds >110,000 patient records. Dedicated clinicians all over the world contributes data with >110 papers, many that have changed clinical practice. We are so grateful to all the supporters of our mission to improve the lives of people with #MS.
Your roadmap for Autoimmune Encephalitis. A useful slide being shared from our UK Childhood Neuroinflammatory Disorders meeting, put together by Dr Michael Eyre.
📢🔥Take note! Data from the massive @MSBase_Registry dataset shows that secondary and primary progressive MS disease differ in disease onset and course. This is super important to consider when studying disease modifying therapies.
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Festive greetings and a joyous Christmas from the MSBase Management team, to our amazing MSBase Ops Team, SLG committees, Board and valued Members - wishing you all a safe and happy holiday season.
Is HSCT really that good? This analysis at #ECTRIMS2022 (unrandomized) found HSCT is better than gilenya but similar in efficacy to ocrevus and tysabri (in relapses, disability progression), though improvement was more common with HSCT. https://t.co/1Ml4Rz5grW
Kalincik @MSBase_Registry study: Propensity-matched #progressive#MS patients treated with AHSCT or natalizumab. No difference on relapse rates and disability progression. #ECTRIMS2022
Visiting the hard working team at the @MSBase_Registry booth at #ECTRIMS2022 thank you to Charlotte Sartori, Pam Farr, Rein Moore, and Dusko Stupar for their amazing work on the operations team making the magic happen 🙌���
Made it into the pregnancy session in time for a really relevant talk by Annika Anderson - low transfer of CD20 molecules into mature breast milk (ie post colostrum) with infant dose <1%
Excellent talk by @annalauralerede from at #ECTRIMS2022 presenting on the different ways MS can progress over time (using MS Register data) and how important online registers are for tracking disease long term 👍🏼
In prospectively reported cases, no increased risk of spontaneous pregnancy loss, preterm birth, ectopic pregnancy. Rate of elective abortion in exposed pregnancies decreasing over time. Very few major congenital abnormalities - with a similar distribution to expected