Neurological Disorders

A Rare Case of Familial Multiple Sclerosis

Abstract

Rumpaul Rima

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease confined to the central nervous system (CNS). Its pathological hallmarks are neuroinflammation, de- and remyelination, neurodegeneration and astrogliosis. This neuroinflammation disrupts the neurological circuits, resulting in a varied signs and symptoms including physical, cognitive and psychiatric problems. MS occurs either in relapsing form or in progressive form.