Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Trial
Official title:
Interoception and Sense of Movement in the Patient With Multiple Sclerosis: Proposal of a Rehabilitation Protocol
To evaluate the effectiveness of an experimental rehabilitative protocol with specific tasks
for the improvement of body awareness and the motor scheme in the patient with multiple
sclerosis (EDSS <2.5).
Primary outcome: improvement of the interoception (awareness of the body) and of the related
motor capacity Secondary outcomes: improvement of balance and postural self-correction
control
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronically progressive, disabling, autoimmune disease that
affects the central nervous system causing a wide spectrum of sensory, motor, and
neuropsychiatric signs and symptoms. In the great part of patients with MS, there is a
cognitive deficit that can start already in the early stages of the disease. Disability
related to the disease is usually investigated through the Expanded Disability Status Scale
(EDSS), however, the scale does not evaluate some very disabling aspects of the disease such
as diplopia, fatigue and the impact of cognitive disorders.
The posture and postural self-correction are dependent on the image that anyone have of his
own body and on the perception of it in the space, both internal and external. In multiple
sclerosis proprioception and interoception are often altered due to motor and cognitive
impairment.
The investigators propose a rehabilitative protocol that combine postural rehabilitation with
specific visual-spatial tasks, relaxation sessions with self-awareness improvement and
cognitive rehabilitation.
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