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Standardizace využití MR v diagnostice a monitoraci roztroušené sklerózy v České republice

Title in English Standardisation of MRI usage in the diagnostics and monitoring of multiple sclerosis in the Czech Republic
Authors

VANĚČKOVÁ Manuela ŠŤASTNÁ Dominika RYŠKA Pavel TUPÝ Radek KEŘKOVSKÝ Miloš HOLEŠTA Michal PETERKA Marek HRADÍLEK Pavel PALÍŠEK Jiří PROKEŠOVÁ Jana VACHOVÁ Marta HANZLÍKOVÁ Pavla KYNČL Martin WOLHMUTOVÁ Martina HEŘMAN Miroslav UNGERMANN Leoš VOTRUBOVÁ Jana PAŽOURKOVÁ Marta LHOTÁK Petr HORÁKOVÁ Dana KUBALA HAVRDOVÁ Eva MAREŠ Jan

Year of publication 2024
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source Česká radiologie
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Medicine

Citation
web http://cesradiol.cz/dwnld/CesRad_2402_101_114.pdf
Keywords multiple sclerosis; magnetic resonance imaging; recommendations; monitoring protocol; diagnostic protocol; safety; standardised report; prognostic markers
Description Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) plays a key role in managing patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) – in diagnosis and determining prognostic markers, as well as in monitoring early signals of treatment ineffectiveness and safety problems. However, standardisation across sites is essential to maximise its potential. Close interdisciplinary communication between radiologists and neurologists and unification of the request form and structured radiological description are also essential. To this end, for this purpose, with the support of the Czech Society of Neuroradiology and the Section of the Clinical Neuroimmunology and Neurology Section of the Czech Neurological Society, this consensus of the Czech expert radiology-neurology panel, which is based on the international MAGNIMS recommendations, is published. The recommendations include a basic and extended diagnostic protocol, an activity monitoring protocol and a safety protocol. As part of the standardisation, frequencies of MRI examinations are proposed, and the necessary information for their timing is specified. Implementing this consensus will not only improve the care of MS patients but also improve the monitoring of MRI parameters within the national registry of MS patients and facilitate negotiations with healthcare providers.

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