Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1946 — Page 10
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| Disease of Nervous System Has Baffling Features
By WILLIAM A, O'BRIEN, M. D. MULTIPLE (DISSEMINATED) sclerosis, a chronic disease of the nervous system, can produce symptoms in every part of the body. This disease has many baffling features. The announcement that a special’ organization has been launched to study multiple sclerosis will come as welcome news to its many victims, Multiple sclerosis is a disease of ups and downs. New syfaptoms ap- | pear or old ones become more se-
[vere immediately following periods {in which the patient, although partially incapacitated, is able to get along fairly well. Remissions up to more than 20 years in length have been reported in some cases of the disease.
” ” o : THE CURRENT number of cases of multiple sclerosis is not known, although the disease apparently is more common than it is generally
numbness, tremors, speech problems, biadder difficulties and many other troubles. The striking characteristio of patients with this disease is their re'markable cheerfulness, which enables them to carry on in the face of adversity, » yo» ATTEMPTS TO treat the disease are based upon the possibility that it may be caused by some form of deficiency disease, by blood which dlots too easily, or by spasm of the vessels in the brain or cord. Infection, emotional strains, and pregnancy may aggravate it, and a cold climate may aid its development. In multiple sclerosis, the spinal cord undergoes patchy degeneration in which not all of the nerve fibers are destroyed. The patient's ability to recover partially from time to time Is due to regrowth of the remaining rerve
| fibers in the degenerated areas,
. x =» ALTHOUGH MULTIPLE sclerosis
realized, It is“ a disease of young adults between the ages of 20 and 40, al{though it can occur in younger or| | older individuals. | Multiple sclerosis creates many | problems dué® to the fact that it {strikes during the period of life | which is vital to the creation and | development, of Use Tepmlly,
THE CAUSE or multiple sclerosis it not known. The disease appar-| ently is most common in the {northern states and in’ the Great) | Lakes district; it is infrequent in [the Orient and in the southern | part of the United States. Patients with multiple sclerosis may complain of double vision, weakness, difficulty in walking,
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has been a problem for. years it | has not been until recently that an {organized effort to conduct research on the disease has developed. For years multiple sclerosis patients have attempted to help one another by acting as clearinghouses of information on their conditions. Now the public is asked to {improve its understanding of multiple sclerosis, so that progress in the diagnosis and treatment of the
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142 Rescued From Aegean Isle
_. JERUSALEM, De¢. 11 (U, P.).— Two British ships have rescued 7421 shipwrecked Jewish refugees from Syrina island in the Aegean sea and will transport them directly to Cyprus detention camps, British authorities announced today. The British destroyer Chevron and the minesweeper Proident reached Syrina Monday evening after plowing through stormy seas, The Jewish refugees had been marooned there since Saturday when their blockade runner, flying
a nearby reef. Eight of the refugees were killed and seven were injured as a result of the accident.
Franklin Pastor Heads Indianapolis Presbytery
Times State Service FRANKLIN, Ind. Dec. 11.—Dr. Howard W. Stone, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Franklin, has been elected moderator of the Indianapolis Presbytery. The winter meeting of the church district was held in the Second Presbyterian church at Indianapolis this week. The new moderator will begin his term of office April 21, succeeding
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