A longitudinal brain MRI study comparing the sensitivities of the conventional and a newer approach for detecting active lesions in multiple sclerosis

Massimo Filippi; G. Mastronardo; Stefano Bastianello; Maria A. Rocca; Marco Rovaris; Claudio Gasperini; Carlo Pozzilli; Giancarlo Comi

doi:10.1016/s0022-510x(98)00144-0

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A longitudinal brain MRI study comparing the sensitivities of the conventional and a newer approach for detecting active lesions in multiple sclerosis

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