Are quantitative functional measures more sensitive to worsening MS than traditional measures?

S R Schwid; A D Goodman; B R Apatoff; P K Coyle; L D Jacobs; L B Krupp; A E Miller; K E Wende; C M Brownscheidle; New York State Multiple Sclero

doi:10.1212/wnl.55.12.1901

Are quantitative functional measures more sensitive to worsening MS than traditional measures?

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