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Multiple Sclerosis: The Facts

Fourth Edition

Bryan Matthews and Margaret Rice-Oxley

Price: £18.00 (Paperback)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-850898-4
Publication date: 13 September 2001
128 pages, 8 halftones and 3 line drawings, 196x129 mm
Series: The Facts
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Description
  • Uniquely authoritative book on this illness
  • Offers clear and accessible advice for sufferers and their carers
  • Brought up to date to include the latest treatment options
For someone recently diagnosed with MS, or who lives with someone affected by MS, there are enormous new demands placed upon them, both physical and psychological. What has caused the illness? How will it affect their life? What can be done to alleviate the symptoms? Though much information on MS is available, there is a dearth of reliable advice that is based on proper medical research. For the sufferer, the conflicting and unreliable advice available can be a source of great confusion and frustration.

As a new edition of a highly acclaimed book on this illness, Multiple Sclerosis: the facts explains in a clear and accessible manner, the symptoms, diagnosis, possible causes of multiple sclerosis, and lifecourse. In recent years there has been much controversy over new treatments such as Interferon, and the possible benefits of some alternative treatments. The new edition has been brought fully up to date and discusses the latest treatment options, including the latest results from trials of Interferon. A book that will be invaluable for those suffering from MS and those caring for them.

Readership: Sufferers from MS and their family/friends

Contents
1. What is multiple sclerosis
2. Who gets multiple sclerosis
3. Early symptoms
4. The course of the disease
5. The diagnosis of multiple sclerosis
6. The cause of multiple sclerosis
7. The treatment of multiple sclerosis
8. Practical points
9. The future
10. Useful addresses

Authors, editors, and contributors


Bryan Matthews, Emeritus Professor of Neurology, University of Oxford and
Margaret Rice-Oxley, Consultant in rehabilitation medicine, St Richards Hospital, Chichester


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Neurology & clinical neurophysiology
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