A multiparametric evaluation of regional brain damage in patients with primary progressive multiple sclerosis
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Massimo Filippi | Paola Valsasina | Elisabetta Pagani | Andrea Falini | Maria A Rocca | Antonia Ceccarelli | Giancarlo Comi | Mariaemma Rodegher | M. Filippi | P. Valsasina | A. Falini | G. Comi | E. Pagani | M. Rocca | M. Rodegher | A. Ceccarelli
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