Jean-Martin Charcot, a French Neurologist, was the first person who correlated between the clinical features of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and the pathological changes. Moreover, in the early 19th century many diseases such as mental illnesses and neurological diseases where generally classified as (nervous disorder), so without Jean-martin MS would not be distinguished. (1)
Multiple Sclerosis is geographically-related disease, but it is best described as containing three bands of high, medium, and low risk. people around the world have different percentage of getting MS as people in the United State have the higher risk of getting Ms, Europe have medium risk, and Asia has lower risk of getting Ms. Multiple Sclerosis is commonly spread
Multiple Sclerosis is geographically-related disease, but it is best described as containing three bands of high, medium, and low risk. people around the world have different percentage of getting MS as people in the United State have the higher risk of getting Ms, Europe have medium risk, and Asia has lower risk of getting Ms. Multiple Sclerosis is commonly spread