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MRI Treatment Report

Category: Procedures

Most Popular Types: MRI Brain, MRI Cervical Spine, MRI Lumbar Spine (Show all)

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34 patient evaluations for MRI with a adherence rating of Always Always Always Always Always

vbeachy

Sex: M

Data Quality: 3 stars

MS: 16 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Mild

Cognition: mild

Vision: moderate

Speech: none

Swallowing: none

Upper limb: none

Walking: moderate
by vbeachy
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**Purpose:** Brain lesions *(Started Sep 24, 1998)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
May 17, 2013	As needed	Major	None	Always	Very
Aug 22, 2009	As needed	?Can't tell	None	Always	A little

0 helpful marks

Ronc75

Sex: M

Data Quality: 2 stars

ALS: 2 yrs

Bi-Pap Wheelchair

Bulbar: severe

Arms: mild

Chest: moderate

Legs: moderate
by Ronc75
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**Purpose:** ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) *(Started Jun 15, 2011)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Apr 23, 2012	One time	?Can't tell	None	Always	Somewhat

0 helpful marks

ulalalaura

Data Quality: 3 stars
- Sex: Female
- Age: 17y
Condition: Autoimmune Hepatitis 5 additional condition(s)
Quality of Life:
- Social: Mild
- Mental: Mild
- Physical: None
I am: Very good
by ulalalaura
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**Purpose:** Cirrhosis of Liver *(Started Feb 23, 2012)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Feb 23, 2012	One time	Moderate	None	Always	A little

0 helpful marks

dschipman

Sex: F

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 13 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Relapse: Moderate

Sensation: Mild

Overall: Mild

Cognition: moderate

Vision: moderate

Speech: mild

Swallowing: mild

Upper limb: mild

Walking: moderate
by dschipman
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**Purposes:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) and Other *(Started Jul 25, 2009)*
Date	Dosage	MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Perceived effectiveness	Other Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Feb 04, 2012	One time	Major	?Can't tell	Mild	Always	A little

0 helpful marks

Sagen

Sex: F

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 38 yrs

Mentor

Type: Progressive Relapsing

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Moderate

Cognition: moderate

Vision: moderate

Speech: moderate

Swallowing: moderate

Upper limb: moderate

Walking: moderate
by Sagen
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**Purpose:** Other *(Started Oct 25, 2011)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Sep 08, 2011		Major	Mild	Always	Somewhat

Date: Sep 08, 2011
Advice & Tips: MRI of brain showed no changes.

0 helpful marks

zzzippy

Sex: F

Data Quality: 1 star

MS: 25 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Moderate

Cognition: moderate

Vision: moderate

Speech: moderate

Swallowing: moderate

Upper limb: moderate

Walking: moderate
by zzzippy
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**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Nov 25, 1988)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Sep 06, 2011	Yearly	Major	None	Always	A little

Date: Sep 06, 2011
Advice & Tips: nothing to worry about unless you maybe clostfobric, but will show any and all lesions due to the ms, it only takes about 45 minutes in the mri machine itself.

0 helpful marks

DIL143

Sex: F

Data Quality: 1 star

MS: 7 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Relapse: Severe

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Moderate

Cognition: moderate

Vision: moderate

Speech: moderate

Swallowing: moderate

Upper limb: moderate

Walking: moderate
by DIL143
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**Purposes:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) and Other *(Started Jan 25, 2009)*
Date	Dosage	MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Perceived effectiveness	Other Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Mar 20, 2011	Yearly	Moderate		None	Always	A little
Nov 04, 2009	Yearly		?Can't tell	None	Always	Not at all

Date: Mar 20, 2011
Advice & Tips: MRI used to see if plaques/leisons were stable Cost is a factor in performing this test Lying so still makes back sore
Cost: $200+ monthly

Date: Nov 04, 2009
Advice & Tips: Neurologist states MRI needed only every 3 years
Cost: < $25 monthly

0 helpful marks

talltimber

Sex: M

Data Quality: 1 star

MS: 20 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Moderate

Cognition: moderate

Vision: moderate

Speech: moderate

Swallowing: mild

Upper limb: mild

Walking: moderate
by talltimber
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**Purpose:** Brain lesions *(Started Jul 28, 1992)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Mar 18, 2011	As needed	?Can't tell	None	Always	Not at all

Date: Mar 18, 2011
Advice & Tips: If clostrophobic, take a valium or lorazapam pill before MRI. Listen to taped music, if available to relax.

0 helpful marks

hummingbird

Sex: F

Data Quality: 2 stars

MS: 23 yrs

Type: Relapsing-Remitting

Sensation: Mild

Overall: Mild

Cognition: moderate

Vision: moderate

Speech: moderate

Swallowing: none

Upper limb: mild

Walking: mild
by hummingbird
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**Purpose:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) *(Started Dec 13, 2005)*
Date	Dosage	Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Nov 02, 2010	One time	None	Mild	Always	A little
Jan 31, 2009	One time	Slight	Moderate	Usually	Somewhat

Side effects:: Fatigue

Date: Nov 02, 2010
Advice & Tips: I had an MRI with contrast on Oct 29th 2010. The following day I was unusually tired. I wondered if the gadolinium used for the contrast caused my unwillingness to get out of bed.
Cost: $200+ monthly

Date: Jan 31, 2009
Advice & Tips: I was in the ASSERT study, which ended a year early. I was in the Copaxone + high dose oral steroid arm. The prednisone dose was 1250mg for 5 days in a row every 4 months. I took all the prednisone as directed, but missed some Copaxone injections. I found that at the end of 4 months I was dragging, then I took the prednisone for 5 days. I would generally feel bad for 1 week after the steroids, but that got better with each pulse. Then I would have a normal energy level for quite some time, so the negative factors were outweighed by the positive. The ASSERT study ended early because there was no effect seen with the steroid arm, thats what they say. The nurse said that so many people lost jobs and their insurance they could not afford the Copaxone and dropped out of the study. **Advice: if you are going to commit to a study, the study drug should be provided at no cost to you. In ASSERT prednisone was labelled the study drug**
Cost: $200+ monthly

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dig

Sex: F

Data Quality: 1 star

MS: 5 yrs

Type: Progressive Relapsing

Sensation: Moderate

Overall: Mild

Cognition: moderate

Vision: none

Speech: none

Swallowing: none

Upper limb: moderate

Walking: moderate
by dig
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**Purposes:** MS (Multiple Sclerosis) and Brain lesions *(Started Mar 27, 2009)*
Date	Dosage	MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Perceived effectiveness	Brain lesions Perceived effectiveness	Side Effects	Adherence	Burden
Jul 23, 2010	Yearly	Major	Major	Moderate	Always	A little
Feb 19, 2010	Yearly	None	None	Moderate	Always	A little

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