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Role of meningeal inflammation in cortical pathology and disease progression of multiple sclerosis

2013-01-01

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Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system (CNS) that affects primarily young adults. The initial relapsing-remitting phase, characterized by transitory attacks of inflammatory demyelination, is treatable with immunomodulatory interventions while the later progressive stage of the disease is as yet untreatable. During disease progression the slow accumulation of cortica...

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f75994db-296e-5dc3-bd6a-0e84969de474
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10.25560/14410
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