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EEG and TMS-based Biomarkers of ALS, MS and FTD
amyotrophic-lateral-sclerosisbiomarkerscognitiveeegelectrophysiologyfrontotemporal-dementiamotormultiple-sclerosis
The purpose of this observational study is to improve understanding of the biology of why ALS, MS and FTD have different effects on different people and facilitate better measurement of the disease in future drug testing. To do this, brain and spinal cord neural network functionality will be measured over time, in addition to profiling of movement and non-movement symptoms, in large groups of patients, as well as in a population-based sample of the healthy population. Patterns of dysfunction which relate to patients' diagnosis and coinciding and future symptoms which align with categories of patients with similar prognoses will be investigated and their ability to predict incident patients' symptoms in future will be measured.
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