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Journal Scan / Research · September 17, 2024

Escalating Therapy Based on MRI Activity: Is One New Lesion Enough?

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Ahmed Obeidat MD, PhD

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Association of Disease-Modifying Treatment With Outcome in Patients With Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis and Isolated MRI Activity

Neurology 2024 Sep 24;103(6)e209752, G Bsteh, ML Aicher, JF Walde, N Krajnc, L Haider, G Traxler, C Gradl, A Salmen, K Riedl, P Poskaite, P Leyendecker, P Altmann, M Auer, K Berek, F Di Pauli, B Kornek, F Leutmezer, PS Rommer, G Zulehner, T Zrzavy, F Deisenhammer, A Chan, T Berger, R Hoepner, H Hammer, H Hegen

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Multiple Sclerosis

Escalating Therapy Based on MRI Activity: Is One New Lesion Enough?

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Association of Disease-Modifying Treatment With Outcome in Patients With Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis and Isolated MRI Activity

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