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The Question of the Right Dosage

30. July 2015 Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Mäurer General, MS Therapy

The question of the correct dosage of immunomodulatory drugs has often been discussed in the comments. Many patients do not understand why doctors usually use the full (approved) dose of a drug, even though a

MS is not an immune deficiency!

1. July 2015 Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Mäurer General, MS Therapy

I often observe that there is a relatively vague knowledge about the immune system among the population, which is often fed by various advertising messages.

MRI – When and How Often?

19. June 2015 Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Mäurer MS Diagnosis, MS Therapy

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a very important diagnostic tool in the care of MS patients. Used correctly, it provides a significant increase in information and is actually indispensable for meaningful and modern therapy control.

Tysabri – There is No 2-Year Limit for Therapy

24. April 2015 Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Mäurer MS Therapy

“Tysabri® can only be given for 2 years.” – I hear this sentence quite often, and it is definitely not correct! Natalizumab can ultimately be given lifelong, or – perhaps more realistically formulated – Tysabri®

Therapy Exhausted?!

20. February 2015 Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Mäurer MS Therapy

When I recently went through the comments, I came across the following lines from Sas. He/She wrote on 17.01.: “Often we, the severely affected, are simply forgotten and the doctors shrug their shoulders when they

Cortisone Administration – How is it Actually Done Correctly?

2. February 2015 Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Mäurer MS Symptoms, MS Therapy

To begin with, there’s not much you can do wrong with a corticosteroid therapy. Sometimes MS patients get a bit confused when they are confronted with different approaches – then they ask, “Why did one

What is actually a thrust?

28. January 2015 Prof. Dr. med. Mathias Mäurer MS Symptoms, MS Therapy

When you open a textbook on neurology and look up MS, it usually says: “MS is a relapsing disease of the central nervous system.” – Nevertheless, quite a few patients in my clinic ask: “What

Category: MS Therapy

The Question of the Right Dosage

MS is not an immune deficiency!

MRI – When and How Often?

Tysabri – There is No 2-Year Limit for Therapy

Therapy Exhausted?!

Cortisone Administration – How is it Actually Done Correctly?

What is actually a thrust?

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