Findings In Multiple Sclerosis Research Articles

Biochemical findings in multiple sclerosis. III. Immunoglobulins of restricted heterogeneity and light chain distribution in cerebrospinal fluid of patients with multiple sclerosis.

Several biochemical parameters, the most important of which are total IgG, kappa and lambda light chain distribution and thin layer isoelectric focusing, were determined in the cerebrospinal fluid of 36 multiple sclerosis patients. Their ages and the evolution period of their disease are widely spread and no sex differentiation was made.

Biochemical findings in multiple sclerosis. II. A detailed study of the serum IgA, IgG and IgM levels of 772 MS patients compared with 226 neurological controls.

In the second paper of this series, a detailed study of the three main serum immunoglobulins for a group of 772 MS patients is compared with a group of 226 neurological controls. The results are studied according to sex and different age groups. Except for a slight elevation of the IGM levels in the MS group, especially between 40 and 60 years, no clear cut distinction between the two groups of patients was found.

Creatine phosphokinase content in cerebrospinal fluid. Preliminary report of findings in multiple sclerosis.

Creatine phosphokinase content in cerebrospinal fluid. Preliminary report of findings in multiple sclerosis.

The hematologic, gastric acidity and cerebrospinal fluid findings in multiple sclerosis.

The hematologic, gastric acidity and cerebrospinal fluid findings in multiple sclerosis.

Serological findings in multiple sclerosis.

Serological findings in multiple sclerosis.