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A New Way to Identify Patients likely to have Multiple Sclerosis
Diagnosing Multiple Sclerosis (MS) can be very difficult and time consuming, sometimes taking months to years to receive a diagnosis.

Initially, physicians need to exclude other diseases that have similar symptoms. In addition, MRI examinations are not always clear and clinical symptoms are often inconclusive. These factors make diagnosing MS a complex and sometimes lengthy process, which can be very frustrating for individuals and physicians.

In order to help patients and physicians identify patients with a high probability of having MS, Glycominds has introduced the gMS®Dx test, a new blood test for MS biomarkers. This revolutionary test helps physicians identify the patients who have had a first neurological event and a positive MRI that are likely to develop MS.

Why use the gMS®Dx test?

NEW - First blood based biomarker test validated for MS
POWERFUL - High positive predictive value for identifying patients likely to have MS after the first neurological event
The gMS®Dx test differentiates MS from other neurological diseases
SIMPLE - Easy, non-invasive test, that complements MRI
 
The gMS®Dx Test is performed exclusively by Glycominds Laboratory Services at our CLIA approved lab in Simi Valley, California (CA License Number: CLF00340032).
Patent- US 7,537,900
 
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New Results to be Presented at ECTRIMS & ACTRIMS, 2011
Come see us at The 5th Joint Triennial Congress of ECTRIMS and ACTRIMS!
We will be Presenting in Poster Topic Biomarker 2, Poster Number P1091

Where: Amsterdam, Congress Venue - Amsterdam RAI Congress and Conference Centre

When: October 19 - 22

On Friday, from 15:30 to 17:00, October 21st, 2011, We will be Presenting in Poster Topic Biomarker 2, Poster Number P1091:

gMS-Classifier2 serum assay as a potential predictor of early conversion to Clinically Definite Multiple Sclerosis in patients with a clinically isolated syndrome


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