Brain may reorganise to compensate for damage caused by multiple sclerosis.

Reports on clinical findings which suggest that the brain may be able to reorganize its neural networks to compensate for damage caused by multiple sclerosis. Details of a study done at the University College in London, England; Use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI); How the optic nerves in several people with multiple sclerosis appeared to be repaired neurologically following optic neuritis.