Subcortical and cortical gray matter atrophy in a large sample of patients with clinically isolated syndrome and early relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis
Niels Bergsland, Dana Horáková, Michael G. Dwyer +6 more2012American Journal of NeuroradiologyJournal Article
Neurological
Abstract
Significant SDGM, but not cortical, atrophy develops during the first 4 years of the RRMS. GM atrophy is relevant for disease progression from the earliest clinical stages.
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