Clinico-pathological evidence that axonal loss underlies disability in progressive multiple sclerosis (Q28275482)

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Nikos Evangelou

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Chris Polman

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Chris H Polman

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Lars Bø

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Omar Al-Rawashdeh

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James S Lowe

Multiple Sclerosis Journal

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English

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April 2010

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406-11

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