Cortico-subcortical functional connectivity modifications in fatigued multiple sclerosis patients treated with fampridine and amantadine.

Maria Assunta RoccaPaola ValsasinaBruno ColomboVittorio Martinelli Massimo Filippi

Published in: European journal of neurology (2021)

Fatigue improved in all MS groups, independently of treatment. Concomitant RS FC modifications were located in sensorimotor, inferior frontal and subcortical regions for fampridine- and amantadine-treated patients, and in associative sensory cortices for placebo-treated patients.

Keyphrases

functional connectivity
multiple sclerosis
newly diagnosed
resting state
end stage renal disease
ejection fraction
white matter
prognostic factors
randomized controlled trial
peritoneal dialysis
mass spectrometry
working memory
sleep quality
patient reported