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Default Tysabri pml table thru July 2009
This table does not give info on the 10 cases of pml this Oct of which most are in EU and most of those Germany. It does show the 11 cases since re-introduction July 2006 and the 3 pml cases from the trials.

the site is www.pietynorwit.com/Tytable.htm
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