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Abstract DP134: Ischemic Demyelination Induced by Aged Erythrocytes
Introduction: White matter hyperintensities of aging (leukoaraiosis), frequently seen on MRI, have an etiology that remains obscure. The underlying neuropathology of these lesions includes prominent demyelination, thought to be due to ischemic injury. We studied the potential contribution of erythro
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