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2/20/14Overview of the Epidemiology, Diagnosis, and Disease Progression Associated With Multiple Sclerosis
The etiology of MS is unknown, but it is likely due to complex interactions between environmental and genetic factors and the immune system. The clinical manifestations and the course of MS are extremely variable, but most patients accumulate disability over time. To optimize treatment outcomes, clinicians need to be familiar with the immunopathogenesis, symptoms, and natural course of the disease, and the recently revised MS diagnostic criteria.
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