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Old 10-03-2006, 07:05 PM #4
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Since I am not a scientist, I don't pretend to understand most of the articles I read.

What I am looking for is how they dx the 5% of MSers who don't show lesions. I kind of wonder if it isn't more than 5%. One never sees articles on MSers who don't show lesions, just atrophy.

Limboland is he^^. Having an MS dx recinded must be much worse though. If the bathtub test was the only criteria then some of us would be out of limboland for sure.
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