In MS, Disintegrating Brain Lesions May Indicate the Disease is Getting Worse (IMAGE)
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Representative example of an atrophied ('disintegrating') lesion. Top row shows baseline MRI images, and bottom row shows follow-up MRI images. The magenta region in the bottom right panel shows the part of the original lesion (top) that has disintegrated into cerebrospinal fluid over the intervening period. Nearly 20 percent of the lesion was lost over time.
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Michael G. Dwyer
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