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Abnormal brain scans were found in three out of 160 patients with multiple sclerosis, most of them in acute phases of the disease. One had a clinical picture simulating a frontal mass lesion, and the diagnosis was confirmed histologically. In two, the uptake was most probably related to active optic neuritis.
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