Dyadic Coping of NMOSD and MOGAD patients and their partners: a sociological and psychological examination of strategies (CoMMOnsense-Study)

Coping is highly shared within partnerships affected by NMOSD and MOGAD, while discrepancies in coping perceptions and protective buffering suggest the presence of unfavourable coping mechanisms. Reducing protective buffering and illness-related distortions shows potential areas for enhancing DC.