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Pediatric Neurology Training During Neurology Residency: Perceptions and Experi...
Delgado Soares, Mafalda; Valente, Diana; Fernandes, Catarina; Serôdio, Miguel; Oliveira, Ana Lúcia; Pereira, Andressa; Alves, José MiguelIntroduction: Pediatric Neurology training is mandatory during Neurology residency in Portugal, yet national data on its quality remain scarce. To address this gap, the Neurology Residents and Early-Career Neurologists Committee (CIREN) of the Portuguese Neurology Society, in collaboration with the Portuguese Society of Pediatric Neurology, developed this study. Methods: An anonymous 33-item online questionnair...
Clinical predictors of NEDA-3 one year after diagnosis of pediatric multiple sc...
Palavra, Filipe; Silva, Diogo; Fernandes, Catarina; Faustino, Ricardo; Vasconcelos, Mónica; Pereira, Cristina; Costa, Carmen; Ribeiro, Joana AfonsoIntroduction: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory and demyelinating disorder of central nervous system that can be diagnosed in pediatric age (<18 years) in 3–5% of the cases. This early onset is associated with higher relapse rates and earlier progression to neurological disability. By using NEDA-3 (No Evidence of Disease Activity-3) criteria, we aimed to identify clinical predictors associated with abs...
Inflammatory Activity and Treatment Response in Pediatric Compared to Adult Mul...
de Carvalho, Sara; Pinto, Joana; Correia, Inês; Faustino, Ricardo; Vasconcelos, Mónica; Sousa, Lívia; Palavra, FilipeIntroduction: Pediatric-onset multiple sclerosis may contrast with adult-onset multiple sclerosis, in terms of disease activity. We aimed to determine differentiating features between pediatric-onset multiple sclerosis and adult-onset multiple sclerosis, at diagnosis and after one year under disease modifying therapies, and analyse the attainment of the status of “No Evidence of Disease Activity” between groups...