Cortical lesions in children with multiple sclerosis

Martina Absinta; Maria A. Rocca; Lucia Moiola; Massimiliano Copetti; N. Milani; Andrea Falini; Gıancarlo Comı; Massimo Filippi

doi:10.1212/wnl.0b013e31820f2e69

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CLs are rare in pediatric patients with MS. Since pediatric patients with MS have a clinical onset closer to the biological onset of the disease than adult patients with MS, our findings indicate that CL formation is likely not to be an initial event in this disease.

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