
Opinion|Videos|February 5, 2024
How to Address Increasing Neurofilament Light Chain Levels
Tanuja Chitnis, MD, shares possible course of action if NFL levels begin to rise during treatment.
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Tanuja Chitnis, MD, expresses a preference for conducting an MRI and personally examining the patient to gather a comprehensive understanding of the situation. She emphasizes the need to identify potential asymptomatic new changes on the neurological exam. Additionally, she acknowledges that the level of comfort and confidence in interpreting NFL changes may evolve in the future.
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