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		Imaging in Evaluating Multiple Sclerosis: Lessons From Clinical Trials Sponsored by the Postgraduate Institute for Medicine Release date: February 2007 Expiration date: February 2008 Estimated time to complete activity: 1 hour This educational program is supported through an educational grant from Biogen IDEC and Elan Pharmaceuticals Inc. For over 20 years, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has been used in the diagnosis and monitoring of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), and guidelines have been developed to enhance its use by physicians caring for these patients. Misconceptions still exist, however, on how heavily clinicians should depend upon MRI findings and when MRI studies are appropriate. And while serial MRI studies may uncover new lesions unaccompanied by clinical relapses – the so-called “hidden burden” of MS disease –new clinical symptoms sometimes exhibit no MRI evidence. This program will address these issues, providing guidance on the use of MRI in MS, for the practicing physician who treats patients with MS. Windows Me / XP / 2000. 800 MHz P4 processor. 256 MB RAM. Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or greater and Mozilla Firefox Additional Requirements: Flash player 9.0 or greater 800x600 Resolution or Higher with 32-bit color Connection Speed: 128 Kbps or better Adobe Acrobat 6.0 or greater. Click here to review the complete CME information.
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