Guest guest Posted March 5, 2004 Report Share Posted March 5, 2004 This was a post early on . Just repeating for those who have not seen. It was written in Italian and Google translated. Thanks to Massimo and Davizona. Neurology - News - Drugs - the Expert answers Xagenain Medicine Question to the Expert Medicine Pharmacy Drugs Vaccine Diagnostic Surgery Medical informationdaily e-Xagena.it e-Finanza.it e-Soldi.it News Neurology The beta-endorfina could have a role in "downregulation" of the inflammatory process in the multiple sclerosis The Investigators of the Department of Neuroscienze of the Saint Hospital Raffaele of Milan have verified the existence of one possible association between the concentrations of the beta-endorfina, one endogenous oppioide substance, and the heterogeneity of the clinical passed one of the multiple sclerosis.They have been measured the beta-endorfina concentrations in the mononuclear cells of peripheral blood (PBMC) in 50 patients in different makes yourself of the multiple sclerosis.A total of 39 patients has been subordinates to RMI of the cerebral district.The highest concentrations than beta-endorfina have been found in cells PBMC of the patients with multiple sclerosis recidivante remittente, while lowest in the patients with progressive shapes of the disease.It turns out you of the study indicate that the beta-endorfina can have a role in reducing the inflammatory process to the base of the multiple sclerosis (Xagena_2003)Gironi M ET to, J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2003; 74:495-497SclerosiOnline.net MedicinaOnline.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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