A Description of Real-World MRI Acquired in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis: Preliminary Insights From FlywheelMS

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the context of routine care is an important tool that can inform clinical decisions in multiple sclerosis (MS). A better understanding is needed of how MRI is used in real-world settings to monitor patients with MS, and whether this adheres to standard of care recommendations, such as the Consortium of MS Centers MRI Protocol and Clinical Guidelines. This study characterized the acquisition of routine brain MRI in patients with MS across different sites in the US.

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