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MR of the spinal cord in multiple sclerosis: relation to clinical subtype and disability

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Fig 1. No abnormalities. Sagittal proton density–weighted
Fig 3. Type II MR finding. Sagittal proton density–weighted (A, Bwith secondary progressive MS show multiple focal lesions (weighted images, the spinal cord appears diffusely involved, including areas in which there are no focal lesions on the correspondin
Fig 4. Type III MR finding. Sagittal proton density–weighted (A, Bwith primary progressive MS: the spinal cord shows diffuse involvement on the proton density–weighted images, whereas no focal lesions) and T2-weighted (C, D) MR images (2200/20,80/1) of a patientare visible on the corresponding T2-weighted images.
TABLE 1: Distribution of clinical subtypes of MS over three typesof finding on MR images of the spinal cord
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