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Enabling Personalised Care using Real-world Machine Learning in Multiple Sclerosis

A CUBRIC seminar on biological MS types, automated MRI measurement and federated analysis across hospitals.

CUBRIC Seminar · Cardiff, UK

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CUBRIC Seminar
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Cardiff, UK
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Invited lecture
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This seminar connected biological MS types with individual treatment effects and the practical work needed to analyse routine MRI across hospitals. It also introduced automated regional brain measurements, SynthSpine and the wider MS-PINPOINT programme.

The question

How can biological disease patterns support personalised care while hospital data remain within their clinical settings?

Deck outline

  • Data-driven MS types derived from MRI
  • Individual treatment effects and treatment risk–benefit
  • Automated measurement of lesions, grey matter and ventricular regions
  • SynthSpine for spinal-cord MRI data augmentation
  • Federated learning across participating hospitals
  • Translation through the MS-PINPOINT programme

Take-away

Personalisation depends on robust measurements and deployable, privacy-preserving infrastructure as much as it does on the model itself.

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  1. Slide 01

    Enabling Personalised Care using Real-world

    Slide 1: Enabling Personalised Care using Real-worldOpen full-size slide

    Machine learning in Multiple Sclerosis

    Arman Eshaghi, MD, PhD

    17 February 2025

    NIHR Advanced Fellow

    University College London

    UK

  2. Slide 05

    Research software

    Slide 5: Research softwareOpen full-size slide

    Define MS type, prognosis, and treatment response

    Impact: Personalise MS care and save costs

    Objectives

    Outputs

    Real-world, biological MS types

    Stratify treatment risk/benefit

    Individual-level treatment effect

    Personalised treatment effect

    Federated privacy-preserving AI

    Prototype scaling across NHS

  3. Slide 15

    Federated learning

    Slide 15: Federated learningOpen full-size slide

    Hammersmith Hospital

    Nottingham

    Montreal

    King’s College

    Hospital

    Swansea