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Multiple Sclerosis Severity Score: using disability and disease duration to rate disease severity.
R H S R Roxburgh
1 ,
S R Seaman ,
T Masterman ,
A E Hensiek ,
S J Sawcer ,
S Vukusic ,
I Achiti ,
C Confavreux ,
M Coustans ,
E le Page ,
G Edan ,
G V McDonnell ,
S Hawkins ,
M Trojano ,
M Liguori ,
E Cocco ,
M G Marrosu ,
F Tesser ,
M A Leone ,
A Weber ,
F Zipp ,
B Miterski ,
J T Epplen ,
A Oturai ,
P Soelberg Sørensen ,
E G Celius ,
N Téllez Lara ,
X Montalban ,
P Villoslada ,
A M Silva ,
M Marta ,
I Leite ,
B Dubois ,
J Rubio ,
H Butzkueven ,
T Kilpatrick ,
M P Mycko ,
K W Selmaj ,
M E Rio ,
M Sá ,
G Salemi ,
G Savettieri ,
J Hillert ,
D A S Compston
Apr 12 2005
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Abstract
There is no consensus method for determining progression of disability in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) when each patient has had only a single assessment in the course of the disease.