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kae63

Post subject: brain and spinal atrophy

Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2004 5:23 am

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Hi,

When a nerve is demyelinated enough, the axon gets cut. Is this right? Is this what brain atrophy is, or is that something else? Is it possible for the axons to get cut without having brain atrophy?

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