Multiple Sclerosis
Clinical research is centered on multiple sclerosis, with attention to brain network activity and functional changes associated with the disease.
- Central nervous system involvement
- Functional connectivity
- Default mode network
The sponsor’s research interest includes the neurological impact of treatment in multiple sclerosis and the study of disease-related alterations in cognitive and functional brain organization.
Neuroimaging
Research activity includes neuroimaging approaches used to assess brain network behavior in patients receiving treatment for multiple sclerosis.
- Brain connectivity
- Resting-state network activity
- Functional brain mapping
The focus extends to identifying patterns of default mode network activation and their relationship to neurological status in a clinical setting.
Neurological Treatment Response
The sponsor is involved in research examining how treatment influences neurological function in multiple sclerosis, with interest in changes linked to cladribine therapy.
- Therapeutic response
- Brain function changes
- Neurofunctional assessment
This area reflects a clinical interest in how disease-modifying treatment relates to measurable changes in brain activity patterns.
