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What’s the Big Deal About Brain Atrophy and Neurodegeneration in RRMS?
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Brain Atrophy/Neurodegeneration: A Neuropathologist Perspective
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Brain Volume Change: Under Multiple Influences
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Brain Atrophy/Neurodegeneration: A Clinical Perspective
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Pathological Causes of Brain Atrophy in MS
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Mechanisms of Neurodegeneration in MS
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Correlation Between Focal and Diffuse Pathological Changes
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Detection of Brain Atrophy in MS Patients Using Imaging Techniques
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Common Measures for Whole Brain and Regional Brain Atrophy
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Brain Atrophy Is Related to Long-Term Disability in RRMS
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GM and WM Volume Changes in Early RRMS
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Pseudoatrophy After DMT Treatment
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Effect of BRACE Therapies On Brain Volume Loss
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Brain Volume Loss Outcomes: Results From the AFFIRM Trial
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Alemtuzumab Brain Volume Loss Through Year 5
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Teriflunomide Reduced Annual Brain Volume Loss Over 2 years in the TEMSO Study*
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Reduction in PBVC With DMF: Significant in DEFINE But Not CONFIRM
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ENDORSE Extension Trial Results
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Fingolimod: Summary of Brain Volume Loss Data in FREEDOMS, FREEDOMS II, and TRANSFORMS
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Sustained Reduction in Brain Volume Loss Over 4 Years
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PREFERMS: Phase 4 Patient Outcomes on Fingolimod versus Platform Injectable DMTs
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Contribution of Individual Components of NEDA-4 on Proportion of Patients Achieving NEDA
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Predictive Value of NEDA for Disease Outcomes Over 6 Years
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Types of Inflammation in MS
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Evidence for Direct CNS Effects
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Adding Brain Volume Loss to the Modified Rio Score System
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Persistent MRI Lesion Activity and Brain Volume Loss as Predictors of Long-Term Disability Progression
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Conclusions
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Abbreviations
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Abbreviations (cont)
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