In Vivo PET Imaging Demonstrates Diminished Microglial Activation After Fingolimod Treatment in an Animal Model of Multiple Sclerosis.

UNLABELLED: There is a great need for the monitoring of microglial activation surrounding multiple sclerosis lesions because the activation of microglia is thought to drive widespread neuronal damage. Recently, second-generation PET radioligands that can reveal the extent of microglial activation by...

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Main Authors:	Airas, L, Dickens, A, Elo, P, Marjamäki, P, Johansson, J, Eskola, O, Jones, P, Trigg, W, Solin, O, Haaparanta-Solin, M, Anthony, D, Rinne, J
Format:	Conference item
Published:	Society of Nuclear Medicine Inc. 2015

In Vivo PET Imaging Demonstrates Diminished Microglial Activation After Fingolimod Treatment in an Animal Model of Multiple Sclerosis.

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