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MS & Bladder Issues: Dr. Michael Chancellor

MS and Bladder Issues

 

If you are having bladder problems, you'll want to watch this informative new video!

Click here or on the graphic to view this video on MS & Bladder Issues.

Click here to discuss this video and bladder issues on the Message Boards.

 

 

ECTRIMS

 

Coming SoomDr. Daniel Kantor, President of the Florida Society of Neurology and Medical Director of Neurologique along with other Top Neurologists brought MSWorld live updates from ECTRIMS 2011 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Ashley (RingpOP), MSWorld's Correspondent on the ground in Amsterdam brought us daily coverage on the Latest MS News from Dr Kantor and Top Neurologists at the world's largest professional organization dedicated to the understanding and treatment of Multiple Sclerosis!

 

To view Dr Kantor's website please visit neurologique.org

For all MSWorld Coverage on ECTRIMS click on the graphic or Click Here.

If you want to visit the ECTRIMS 2011 website, Click Here. 

 

Clinical Trial Alert

 TAKE CONTROL OF MS SPASTICITY TREATMENT

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                                    ACT NOW. ASK NOW.


The Command Clinical Research Trial is currently evaluating the safety and effectiveness of an investigational oral medication that is similar to a currently approved medication, baclofen. The study medication is being evaluated to determine whether it is effective at treating spasticity with twice daily dosing.

The trial is currently enrolling participants at 35 sites across the United States. Approximately 200 men and women who suffer from spasticity due to MS are expected to participate in the trial.

 

Click here to learn more.


 

Do you suffer from Spasticity and/or Severe Spasticity?? Click on the graphics below for beneficial resources in regards to your Spasticity. 

By clicking on either on the graphics below it will take you to an informative, new webpage that will help you not only understand Spasticity in a more informative way… These pages also provide information on resources and how to Find a Doctor in your local area that can better evaluate the condition of your Spasticity; and help determine if you are receiving the best treatment possible.

Spasticity

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Severe Spasticity

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Open Arms Campaign

 

Henry WinklerThe July 27th webcast on Upper Limb Spasticity was well attended, and members submitted some excellent questions. The two presenters, Dr. Amos Katz, MD and Gregory San Andres, OT provided excellent presentations and discussions on the diagnosis and treatment of Upper Limb Spasticity.

If you would like more information about Upper Limb Spasticity, click here or on the graphic.

Patients looking for doctors specializing in Upper Limb Spasticity can click here or call 1-888-ULS-INFO.

 

Henry Winkler visits Pittsburgh for National Wheelchair Games

 

 

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RYP

Tuesday, July 12, 2011 7:30 - 8:30 PM ET

Topic: Release Your Potential - Educational program on spasticity management.

"Is your multiple sclerosis making your muscles tight and stiff?
Is it difficult to perform everyday activities?"

You may have spasticity, a condition that is often associated with MS. Severe spasticity can affect your ability to move one or more of your limbs, or to move one side of you body. While there is no cure for spasticity, there are treatments available.

Physician Presenter & Patient Ambassador:
Dr. Mary Hughes, Director of Neuroscience Associates (Greenville Hospital Systems, Greenville, SC who specializes in spasticity management and an Ambassador (a person living with severe spasticity) who is receiving treatment to help manage severe spasticity related to MS.

If you missed this webinar, you may hear a similar recorded webinar by Clicking Here

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Veterans Administration MS Center of Excellence: Patient Education Conference Call, July 11, 2011

Interthecal Baclofen Pump and MS

Dr. Christina A. Hughes, MD Director, MS Regional Program, VA Puget Sound HCS

Click here to view Dr. Hughes presentation, if you missed out on the Conference!


 

guest speaker chat

If you missed the Guest Speaker Chat on October 4th, you can read and search the chat transcript by clicking here.


Looking for more information about spasticity, click here .
Looking for a Spasticity Doctor in your area, click here .

If you would like view last year’s webcast, click here.
There is also an outline from last year’s webcast available for your viewing pleasure. You can download it, print it, or just view it online by clicking here .
 
We always love hearing from our members! If you have any questions or comments about the Guest Speaker Chat, please feel free to e-mail us at: SpecialEvents@msworld.org

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 "Spasticity and MS" Teleconference Recording Now Available!

The recorded version of the "Spasticity and MS" Teleconference is NOW AVAILABLE!

The May 2nd "Spasticity and MS" Teleconference had the largest audience we've ever had for a live MSWorld-hosted event!
The following is a wonderful unsolicited email we received right after the event:

It is an hour-long teleconference about Spasticity and MS, so please feel free to take breaks while listening. There is a lot of helpful information offered that you WILL NOT want to miss out on!

To view the recorded teleconference, click here, or on the graphic.
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For information about Spasticity:

http://www.spasticity.com

 

To Find a Doctor specializing in Spasticity:

http://tiny.cc/finddr

 

For a transcript of this Teleconference:


If you have any questions or comments, please send them to us at LetUsKnow@msworld.org.


Topic: “Spasticity and MS”
 
Speaker: Patricia Nance, MD, VA Long Beach Healthcare System, Long Beach, CA

 Dr. Nance has an interesting approach to setting goals and measuring progress in the treatment of Spasticity. You will find this teleconference very informative.

Don't think you have spasticity? You may be surprised. This call will open your eyes about a subject that many MS patients have put aside. This is valuable information that may actually apply to you although you thought it didn't.

  


"Unlocking the Mysteries of Spasticity"
MSWorld Webcast Now Online!

 

 

Thank you for registering for the Nov. 15 “Unlocking the Mysteries of Spasticity” webcast! A recording of this webcast is now available online!

You will find this webcast very informative! This information has already had a positive impact on many of our members by facilitating knowledgeable discussions on spasticity with their healthcare team!

Click here or on the graphic to view this webcast.http://gallery.mailchimp.com/0078de9f307bdaa35a3678f14/images/SpasticityIcon.jpg

Click here to view the webcast if you have a non-Flash mobile device, such as an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad.

Or, to subscribe to this webcast in iTunes, open iTunes on your PC or Mac, and search for "MSWorld Spasticity" Then, click on the SUBSCRIBE FREE icon.

You are always welcome to send feedback and suggestions on this topic and for future webcasts and conference coverage to LetUsKnow@msworld.org.

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 ECTRIMS (2010) is the European Committee for Treatment and Research In Multiple Sclerosis.

Click here, on the graphic or any of the links below, to watch the latest MS News Updates Direct from Gothenburg, Sweden!

Use the Navigation Bar on any of the links below to look at different MS Video News Pages. Have a Great Time viewing the latest information from Gothenburg!


ECTRIMS Introduction

ECTRIMS Tour Of Gothenburg

ECTRIMS Day 1

ECTRIMS Day 2

ECTRIMS Day 3

ECTRIMS Day 4

ECTRIMS Late Breaking News

MSWorld Thank You to Presenters

 

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We have compiled the following information from reliable sources and hope you’ll find this a good place for referrals and answers to your questions.


Social Security Disability: Information regarding SS Disability from Rich Feingold, attorney.

Treatments: There are many methods used around the world to treat MS and its varying symptoms and associated problems.

Ways to Wellness: This section will highlight alternative ways that can improve health and well being to compliment routine treatments.

Journaling Creative Writing Therapy with Mari L. McCarthy. In "CreateWriteNow," Mari guides clients in utilizing their creative writing skills and talents for self-discovery, personal growth and healing. Journaling helps them reduce stress, resolve problems, adjust their attitudes and accomplish more goals.

American Heart Association Website has tips on healthy eating and heart health information to make sure we know heart health indicators. It offers a "Choose to Move" exercise program for women.

WebMD Multiple Sclerosis Health Center: With links to resources to help better understand MS.

Having Problems Getting a Good Night's Sleep? Click Here.

NARCOMS/MS Quarterly Report - This newsletter is free of charge for people who enroll in their patient registry and includes original review articles, CMSC/NARCOMS news, breaking news and clinical trials in progress and open for enrollment.

NARCOMS/North American Committee on Multiple Sclerosis - CMSC/NARCOMS has developed an MS Patient Registry setting a world standard for data collection. CMSC/NARCOMS was created to help facilitate multi-center research in the broad field of MS.

MS Beyond Meds- We are working on a project to prove the positive effect of service dogs on the quality of life of MS patients. Please check out our website and blogs.


Links not necessarily endorsed by MSWorld® but may be of interest to our members.

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