A one year follow up study with monthly gadolinium enhanced MRI: Correlations with changes of T2 and magnetization transfer lesion loads

Massimo Filippi; Maria A. Rocca; Mark A. Horsfield; G. Mastronardo; Marco Rovaris; Giancarlo Comi; N. Canal

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