In vivo evidence for axonal dysfunction remote from focal cerebral demyelination of the type seen in multiple sclerosis

Author： De Stefano Nicola   Narayanan Sridar   Matthews Paul M.   Francis Gordon S.   Antel Jack P.  

Publisher： Oxford University Press

ISSN： 1460-2156

Source： Brain, Vol.122, Iss.10, 1999-10, pp. : 1933-1939

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