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List of Tables and Figures
TABLES
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Initial Signs and Symptoms of MS,
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Prognostic Relapse Indicators,
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Information Provided by Neuroimaging,
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Proposed CSF Disease Markers in MS,
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Poser Diagnostic Criteria for MS,
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MRI Criteria for Definite MS,
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Evoked Potentials as a Diagnostic Tool in MS,
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47 |
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Disease-Modifying Therapies for Relapsing MS,
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Clinical Pathological Correlations in Common Syndromes of MS,
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Selected Diseases That Are Believed to Be Autoimmune Based,
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Possible Autoantigens in MS,
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CNS Demyelinating Diseases That Resemble MS,
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Koch's Postulate on Causations of Disease by a Pathogen,
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Agents Isolated or Implicated in the Etiology of MS,
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Animal Models of MS,
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Comparison Between Multiple Sclerosis and EAE,
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Animal Viruses That Induce Demyelination,
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| 3.1
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Medications Used to Treat Depression,
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Depression and Beta-Interferon,
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Medications Used to Treat Spasticity,
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Indications of Bladder Dysfunction,
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