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EDSS and MRI burden of disease predict cognitive status at 16 years: data from the long term follow-up study

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Langdon, D., Reder, A., Ebers, G., Goodin, D., Traboulsee, A., Li, D., Beckmann, K., Konieczny, A., & Grp, 1. (2007). EDSS and MRI burden of disease predict cognitive status at 16 years: data from the long term follow-up study. 13, S268–S269.

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Langdon, D, et al. “EDSS and MRI Burden of Disease Predict Cognitive Status at 16 Years: Data from the Long Term Follow-up Study.” vol. 13, 2007, pp. S268–S269.

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Langdon, D, A Reder, G Ebers, et al. 2007. “EDSS and MRI Burden of Disease Predict Cognitive Status at 16 Years: Data from the Long Term Follow-up Study.” 13: S268–S269.
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+ Reder, A More by this author

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+ Ebers, G More by this author

Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: MSD
Department:: NDM
Sub department:: Human Genetics Wt Centre
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+ Goodin, D More by this author

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+ Traboulsee, A More by this author

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Host title:: MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Volume:: 13
Pages:: S268-S269
Publication date:: 2007-10-01
ISSN:: 1352-4585

Pubs id:: pubs:40551
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Local pid:: pubs:40551
Source identifiers:: 40551
Deposit date:: 2013-11-16
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_107633e6321b4194998760755d0a99f5

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