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A true relapse may be differentiated by the occurrence of new symptoms directly due to new lesions in the brain or spinal cord.

An exacerbation may be considered as a transient reactivation of inflammation in old lesions, which does not indicate a progression of new disease

I always thought they were one in the same
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