ECTRIMS 2025 - Abstracts - Key Info

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Thanks to everyone for submitting their work. This year, authors chose from a diverse range of research topics related to multiple sclerosis and related neurological disorders, which are categorised into four primary areas: Clinical Aspects of MS, Pathology and Pathogenesis of MS, Imaging and Non-Imaging Biomarkers, and Therapy, as well as a special RIMS category.

All accepted abstracts have been published in the online supplement of the Multiple Sclerosis Journal and on our website, mobile app and platform.

Abstract Publication

All accepted regular and late breaking abstracts have been published in the online supplement of the Multiple Sclerosis Journal

ECTRIMS2025 – Publication

Best of Slide Decks

Our free educational resource highlighting the best scientific & clinical data presented at ECTRIMS 2025

ECTRIMS 2025 – Best of Slide Decks

Young Investigator Award Winners

Luca Bollo
Spain

Impact of the 2024 McDonald Criteria Revisions on MS Diagnosis: A Comparison With the 2017 Criteria

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Marine Boudot de la Motte
France

Outcomes Following Treatment Discontinuation in Adult Patients With MOGAD

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Poster Award Winners

Imogen Collier
United Kingdom

P081
The Impact of Menopause for People With MS in the UK MS Register

Tom A. Fuchs
Netherlands

P670
Network Collapse MS: A Ten-Year Longitudinal Study

Sandra Kallin
Sweden

P317
Lack of B-cell Repopulation Predicts Greater IgG Decline

Chloé Pierret
France

P107
MS-Related Healthcare and Disease-Modifying Drug Use Before and After a Cancer Diagnosis: A Multi-National Cohort Study

Emilio Portaccio
Italy

P559
Progression Independent of Relapse Activity in Relapsing MS is Less Smoldering Than it Seems

Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis: Awards

Best Oral Presentation

Silvia Poli
Postdoctoral researcher
University of Verona, Italy

Testing a Goal-Oriented Personalised, Holistic Wellbeing Intervention: Case Studies From Belgium, Italy, and UK of the Living Well Program for Progressive MS (IDO068)

Best Poster Presentation

Claudia Marck
Multiple Sclerosis Australia Fellow and Momentum Fellow
University of Melbourne, Australia

Australian Clinicians’ Preparedness For Identifying and Managing Experiences of Violence in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis: A Qualitative Evaluation (IDP903).

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ECTRIMS 2025 – Abstracts – Key Info