# Diagnosis & Examinations
Keywords: Multiple Sclerosis, early diagnosis, McDonald criteria, neurological examinations, MRI, lumbar puncture, evoked potentials, assessment scales

> This page provides an overview of the diagnostic methods for Multiple Sclerosis, emphasizing the importance of early detection and the use of multiple tests to confirm the diagnosis.

## Details
- [Course Observation](#): Monitoring the progression of Multiple Sclerosis over time.
- [Neurological Examinations](#): Comprehensive tests to evaluate the nervous system from head to toe.
- [Lumbar Puncture](#): Analysis of cerebrospinal fluid to detect signs of Multiple Sclerosis.
- [Magnetic Resonance Imaging](#): Imaging technique to identify inflammation in the brain and spinal cord.
- [Evoked Potentials](#): Tests to measure the electrical activity of the brain in response to stimuli.
- [Assessment Scales](#): Tools to evaluate and monitor the severity and progression of symptoms.
- [Additional Examinations](#): Other diagnostic methods to complement the primary tests.