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Cortical Lesions Predict Risk for Secondary Progressive MS :
Cortical Lesions Predict Risk for Secondary Progressive MS :
Cortical Lesions Predict Risk for Secondary Progressive MS
Patients who developed secondary progressive MS at 20 years had more cortical lesions at baseline than patients with clinically isolated syndrome, relapsing-remitting MS, or primary progressive MS.
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