The Grey Report - Multiple Sclerosis Blog for HCPs

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Oligoclonal Banding: A Powerful Tool for Diagnosis and Prognosis

For a long time, oligoclonal bands have been used to help diagnose patients with MS. But can they also be used to predict future disability? And how are they connected to Grey Matter pathology?

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Monitoring White and Grey Matter Pathology

While conventional MRI techniques are successful in detecting White Matter damage, visualizing Grey Matter pathology is still a challenge. Discover how Grey Matter damage is monitored today.

Neurological Reserve

How does our brain naturally compensate for MS symptoms? Explore the concept of Neurological Reserve and gain a larger understanding of this natural process.

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Oligoclonal Banding: A Powerful Tool for Diagnosis and Prognosis

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Neurological Reserve

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