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[en] Magnetic resonance imaging (MR) examinations were performed in a series of 7 twin sets (4 monozygotic and 3 dizygotic) and one triplet set who were clinically discordant for multiple sclerosis (MS). MRI abnormalities were detected in a number of the unaffected members of the nonzygotic twin pairs. The authors discuss the possible implications of their findings for the present view on the aetiology of MS. (author). 3 refs.; 1 fig.; 1 tab
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Gonsette, R.E.; Delmotte, P. (Belgian National Center for Multiple Sclerosis, Melsbroek (Belgium)) (eds.); International Congress Series; no. 863; 431 p; ISBN 0 444 81111 7; 
; 1989; p. 259-262; Excerpta medica; Amsterdam (Netherlands); 5. Congress of the European committee for treatment and research in multiple sclerosis (ECTRIMS); Brussels (Belgium); 16-18 Mar 1989
; 1989; p. 259-262; Excerpta medica; Amsterdam (Netherlands); 5. Congress of the European committee for treatment and research in multiple sclerosis (ECTRIMS); Brussels (Belgium); 16-18 Mar 1989