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Shkil'niuk G.G.

Institut mozga cheloveka RAN, Sankt-Peterburg

Il'ves A.G.

Kataeva G.V.

Institut mozga cheloveka im. N.P. Bekhterevoĭ RAN, Sankt-Peterburg

Prakhova L.N.

Reznikova T.N.

Institut mozga cheloveka im. N.P. Bekhterevoĭ RAN, Sankt-Peterburg

Seliverstova N.A.

Institut mozga cheloveka im. N.P. Bekhterevoĭ RAN, Sankt-Peterburg

Stoliarov I.D.

The role of brain glucose metabolism in the development of cognitive dysfunctions in patients with remitting and secondary-progressive multiple sclerosis

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Shkil'niuk G.G., Il'ves A.G., Kataeva G.V., Prakhova L.N., Reznikova T.N., Seliverstova N.A., Stoliarov I.D.

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To cite this article:

Shkil'niuk GG, Il'ves AG, Kataeva GV, Prakhova LN, Reznikova TN, Seliverstova NA, Stoliarov ID. The role of brain glucose metabolism in the development of cognitive dysfunctions in patients with remitting and secondary-progressive multiple sclerosis. S.S. Korsakov Journal of Neurology and Psychiatry. 2012;112(2‑2):41‑46. (In Russ.)

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