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It's very positive to hear of those who developed PML and received treatment lived.

I'm just wondering what type of permanent damage results from PML?

If a patient on Tysabri does develop PML, can they resume Tysabri treatment following treating the PML? Or is development of PML basically the end of the road as far as Tysabri for that individual?
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