Switching from natalizumab to fingolimod

نویسندگان

  • Ludwig Kappos
  • Ernst-Wilhelm Radue
  • Giancarlo Comi
  • Xavier Montalban
  • Helmut Butzkueven
  • Heinz Wiendl
  • Gavin Giovannoni
  • Hans-Peter Hartung
  • Tobias Derfuss
  • Yvonne Naegelin
  • Till Sprenger
  • Nicole Mueller-Lenke
  • Sarah Griffiths
  • Philipp von Rosenstiel
  • Rebecca Gottschalk
  • Ying Zhang
  • Frank Dahlke
  • Davorka Tomic
  • Richard Macdonell
  • Eva-Maria Maida
  • Veronika Ticha
  • Marta Vachova
  • Eva Meluzinova
  • Mikko Kallela
  • Kerstin Hellwig
  • Mathias Maeurer
  • Johannes Boehringer
  • Wilfried Lueer
  • Hans-Juergen von Giesen
  • Arnfin Bergmann
  • Andreas Bitsch
  • Thomas Brosch
  • Peter Emrich
  • Klaus Gehring
  • Michael Lang
  • Gerd Reifschneider
  • Gerhard Roth
  • Eugen Schlegel
  • Sylke Schlemilch-Paschen
  • Erik Strauss
  • Joerg Osterhage
  • Andreas Link
  • Andreas Steinbrecher
  • Nikolaos Vlaikidis
  • Antonios Tavernarakis
  • Nikolaos Fakas
  • Marinos Dalakas
  • Athanasios Kyritsis
  • Magdolna Simo
  • Gyula Panczel
  • Ron Milo
  • Adi Vaknin
  • Luigi Maria Grimaldi
  • Guillermo Izquierdo
  • Oscar Fernandez Fernandez
  • Antonio Escartin Siquier
  • Exuperio Diez
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دوره 85  شماره 

صفحات  -

تاریخ انتشار 2015