“…Given the marked reduction of clinical and MRI parameters for inflammatory activity in comparison to IFN and GA, this effect could be attributable to a more pronounced decrease of inflammatory CNS activity with NTZ. Our results in longer-term NTZ-treated patients complement results from a previous short-term prospective study [10] . Findings for the control group were similar to previous analyses from the same database [3] .…”
supporting
confidence: 86%
“…Findings for the control group were similar to previous analyses from the same database [3] . Fatigue was independent from most important patient characteristics, which underlines that we examined a common construct of fatigue [3,[8][9][10] . A reduction of fatigue during NTZ treatment represents a relevant, additional treatment benefit for improved quality of life.…”
“…Given the marked reduction of clinical and MRI parameters for inflammatory activity in comparison to IFN and GA, this effect could be attributable to a more pronounced decrease of inflammatory CNS activity with NTZ. Our results in longer-term NTZ-treated patients complement results from a previous short-term prospective study [10] . Findings for the control group were similar to previous analyses from the same database [3] .…”
supporting
confidence: 86%
“…Findings for the control group were similar to previous analyses from the same database [3] . Fatigue was independent from most important patient characteristics, which underlines that we examined a common construct of fatigue [3,[8][9][10] . A reduction of fatigue during NTZ treatment represents a relevant, additional treatment benefit for improved quality of life.…”
“…13,14,24,25 ENER-G is the largest prospective study to evaluate fatigue and cognition during natalizumab treatment, and to examine correlations between the two. Both fatigue and cognitive decline can be debilitating for MS patients.…”
“…1 Furthermore, some natalizumab-treated patients experience subjective improvement in functional status, mood, fatigue level, and cognitive function. [2][3][4][5][6] Natalizumab is administered as a 300-mg intravenous infusion every 4 weeks. The mean half-life of natalizumab in MS patients is 11 days (SD 4 days).…”
Background: This study was undertaken to determine how frequently patients receiving natalizumab for multiple sclerosis (MS) experience recrudescence of their MS symptoms at the end of the dosing cycle.
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