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Clinical Trial: Central Neuropathic Pain and MS
RNI is currently enrolling patients who experience Central Neuropathic Pain (CNP) as a result of their MS. For more information contact Leigh Kreshel at 913-894-1500 ext. 155.
Clinical Trial: Spasticity in MS
Researchers are conducting a study to evaluate an investigational drug for spasticity in people with MS. View more information about this clinical trial. As one of the MS centers participating in the study, Rowe Neurology Institute is now enrolling patients.
Hospital “Facility Fees”: A Patient’s $1,500 Nightmare
Robert Reed walked into a dermatologist’s office to have a couple moles checked. The bills he received included charges for an “operating room.”
KC Writers Anthology Reflects RNI Patient-Centered Philosophy
If you want to understand a book, don’t open it in the middle. We at RNI place unusual emphasis on patient histories, even more unusual in this age of numbers-driven healthcare (and numbers-driven everything else, too).
3rd Annual MS PT Night & Wii Bowling Tournament at RNI
October is designated as Physical Therapy Month and to celebrate the physical therapists from the Multiple Sclerosis Center at Rowe Neurology Institute (RNI) wanted to give something back to an incredible group of patients. On October, 11th 2012, RNI hosted the 3rd Annual Multiple Sclerosis,
Multiple Sclerosis Education Events
MidAmerica Neuroscience Institute’s Doug Schell APRN, MSCN will be providing education and information about MS to patients, family members, and health care professionals at numerous upcoming events. Schell will speak on MS and the medication Gilenya on Thursday, August 30th at 6:00 PM
3rd Annual Multiple Sclerosis – PT Night – Wii Bowling Tourney
3RD ANNUAL MS PT NIGHT & Wii BOWLING TOURNEY Event Style: Open House Date: October 11th, 2012 Time: 5pm to 8:30pm Please bring your caregiver, spouse or friend! Join us for our 3rd annual multiple sclerosis physical therapy night!! We
MidAmerica Neuroscience Institute is now Rowe Neurology Institute!
After nearly three decades of service to the Kansas City area, and in honor of its founder, the MidAmerica Neuroscience Institute is announcing a name change to Rowe Neurology Institute.
Do Multiple Sclerosis Drugs Work?
Dr. Rowe reacts to a recent study, which is reporting that the MS drugs widely used to reduce relapses or MS flare-ups, specifically interferon beta, do not slow progression toward disability.
MANRF Scientist Wins Grant to Study Key Protein
MidAmerica Neuroscience Research Foundation Scientist Believes Specific Protein Might Hold The Key