The afferent visual pathway is commonly affected in MS. Assessment of the afferent visual
pathway using clinical, imaging and electrophysiological methods not only provides insights …

In patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), the severity of clinical signs is not closely related to
indices of structural brain damage provided by conventional magnetic resonance MR …

Little is currently known about the alterations in the topological organization of the white
matter (WM) structural networks in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS). In the present study …

Background.—The brain of migraineurs is hyperexcitable, particularly the occipital cortex,
which is probably hypersensitive to light. Photophobia or hypersensitivity to light may be …

Background: Patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) show changes in brain activation patterns
during visual and motor tasks that include decreases in the typical local network for a …

Optic neuritis (ON) is the first clinical manifestation in∼ 20% of patients with multiple
sclerosis (MS). The inflammation and demyelination of the optic nerve are characterized by …

The process of neurovascular coupling ensures that increases in neuronal activity are fed by
increases in cerebral blood flow. Evidence suggests that neurovascular coupling may be …

Distinguishing relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) and neuromyelitis optica
(NMO) is clinically important because they differ in prognosis and treatment. This study …

Behavioral studies investigating fundamental cognitive abilities provide evidence that
processing speed accounts for large proportions of performance variability between …

The functional imaging of perfusion enables the study of its properties such as the
vasoreactivity to circulating gases, the autoregulation and the neurovascular coupling …