Corticospinal Tract Abnormalities Are Associated with Weakness in Multiple Sclerosis

D.S. Reich; K.M. Zackowski; E.M. Gordon-Lipkin; S.A. Smith; B.A. Chodkowski; G.R. Cutter; P.A. Calabresi

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Corticospinal Tract Abnormalities Are Associated with Weakness in Multiple Sclerosis

D.S. Reich, K.M. Zackowski, E.M. Gordon-Lipkin, S.A. Smith, B.A. Chodkowski, G.R. Cutter and P.A. Calabresi

American Journal of Neuroradiology February 2008, 29 (2) 333-339; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A0788

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Corticospinal Tract Abnormalities Are Associated with Weakness in Multiple Sclerosis

D.S. Reich, K.M. Zackowski, E.M. Gordon-Lipkin, S.A. Smith, B.A. Chodkowski, G.R. Cutter, P.A. Calabresi

American Journal of Neuroradiology Feb 2008, 29 (2) 333-339; DOI: 10.3174/ajnr.A0788

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