Synopsis
Pathogenesis of Perivenous and Demyelinating Encephalomyelitis and its Relevance for Multiple Sclerosis Research.- Comparative Neuropathology and Pathogenetic Aspects of Chronic Relapsing Experimental Encephalomyelitis and Multiple Sclerosis.- What Experimental Allergic Encephalomyelitis Teaches us about Multiple Sclerosis.- Antigen and Antibody Studies in Demyelinating Disease.- Studies on B-Lymphocyte Function in Multiple Sclerosis.- Varicella-Zoster Virus Latency in the Nervous System.- The Myelin associated Glycoprotein in Demyelinating Diseases.- Cerebrospinal Fluid Immunoelectrophoretic Findings in Multiple Sclerosis.- Multiple Sclerosis: An Abiotrophy with Heuristic Implications.- Plasticity of Conduction Processes in Demyelinated Nerve Fibers: Implications for Therapy in Multiple Sclerosis.- Recent Status of Epidemiological Studies on Multiple Sclerosis in Italy.- Recent Descriptive Surveys on Multiple Sclerosis in Sardina and in the Province of Ferrara, Italy.- Evoked Potentials in the Investigation of Multiple Sclerosis.- Clinical Implications of Studies Involving Cerebrospinal Fluid T Cell Subpopulations.- Immunological Treatments in Multiple Sclerosis: Rationale, Results and New Avenues.
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