This is to acknowledge that Giuseppe Cotellessa Attended a one-hour webinar and Q&A session entitled " From Blood to Brain Health: The Emerging Role of Neurofilament Light Chain (NfL) in Multiple Sclerosis and Beyond" / Si attesta che Giuseppe Cotellessa ha partecipato ad un webinar di un'ora con sessione di Q&A dal titolo "Dal sangue alla salute del cervello: il ruolo emergente della catena leggera dei neurofilamenti (NfL) nella sclerosi multipla ed oltre" /#30/9/2026
This is to acknowledge that
Giuseppe Cotellessa
Attended a one-hour webinar and Q&A session entitled
" From Blood to Brain Health: The Emerging Role of Neurofilament Light Chain (NfL) in Multiple Sclerosis and Beyond" /
Si attesta che
Giuseppe Cotellessa
ha partecipato ad un webinar di un'ora con sessione di Q&A dal titolo
"Dal sangue alla salute del cervello: il ruolo emergente della catena leggera dei neurofilamenti (NfL) nella sclerosi multipla ed oltre" /#30/9/2026
Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa
Multiple sclerosis (MS) remains one of the most complex neurological diseases to monitor and manage. While MRI and clinical assessment remain central to patient care, there is growing interest in blood-based biomarkers that may provide additional insight into disease activity and neuroaxonal injury. Neurofilament light chain (NfL) has emerged as one of the most widely studied biomarkers in this area, with increasing evidence supporting its role in multiple sclerosis research and evaluation.
This webinar, presented by Professor Tobias Sejbæk, will explore the scientific evidence behind NfL, its potential role alongside existing approaches to disease management, and the practical considerations involved in evaluating, validating, and implementing NfL testing in laboratory and clinical settings. Attendees will gain insight into the analytical considerations that influence assay confidence, the growing body of real-world evidence supporting NfL evaluation, and broader neurological applications of this emerging biomarker.
This session is intended for educational purposes only and not intended as communication regarding medical advice. Nothing in this presentation should be used to diagnose or treat any disease or condition.
Key learning objectives:
- Describe how blood-based NfL may provide complementary information alongside MRI and how it is associated with neuroaxonal injury and disease activity in published studies.
- Identify key considerations for evaluating NfL testing in laboratory and clinical settings, including factors influencing interpretation and use alongside clinical and imaging data.
- Recognize the role of NfL as a general marker of axonal injury and its potential applications beyond relapsing multiple sclerosis in neurological research.

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