Cerebral magnetic resonance imaging findings in multiple sclerosis. Relation to disturbance of affect, drive, and cognition
F. M. Reischies, K. Baum, H. Brau, J. P. Hedde and G. Schwindt
Department of Neurology, Psychiatry, and Radiology, Free University Berlin, Germany.
Forty-six patients with multiple sclerosis were rated with respect to their
psychologic symptoms, and magnetic resonance imaging was performed. A
significant correlation between the cerebral multiple sclerosis
manifestations and the psychologic scores was found. The periventricular
and frontal lesions seem to be the most important lesions for the
psychologic symptoms of patients with multiple sclerosis.
