Perspectives on Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorders, the Narrative Medicine contribution to care

Massimo Filippi; Giovanna Borriello; Francesco Patti; Matilde Inglese; María Trojano; Fabiana Marinelli; Clara Grazia Chisari; Pietro Iaffaldano; Chiara Zanetta; Paola Chesi; Roberta Termini; Maria Giulia Marini

doi:10.1007/s10072-023-07146-4

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Limitations in activities are prominent in the lives of people with NMOSD, along with fatigue. Family members are the weakest link in the chain and need information and support. Healthcare professionals are attentive to the helping dimension.

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