Distribution of brain sodium accumulation correlates with disability in multiple sclerosis: a cross-sectional 23Na MR imaging study.
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Bertrand Audoin | Lothar R. Schad | Jean-Philippe Ranjeva | Sylviane Confort-Gouny | Elisabeth Soulier | Jean Pelletier | Patrick J. Cozzone | Simon Konstandin | Irina Malikova | Patrick Viout | Wafaa Zaaraoui | Armin M. Nagel | L. Schad | J. Ranjeva | A. Nagel | S. Confort-Gouny | P. Cozzone | E. Soulier | S. Konstandin | P. Viout | J. Pelletier | B. Audoin | W. Zaaraoui | A. Rico | I. Malikova | Audrey Rico
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