Influence of personalized extended interval dosing on the natalizumab wearing-off effect - a sub-study of the NEXT-MS trial

A. A. Toorop, M. H.J. Wessels, L. M.Y. Gelissen, E. Hoitsma, E. M.P.E. Zeinstra, L. C. van Rooij, C. E.P. van Munster, A. Vennegoor, J. P. Mostert, B. H.A. Wokke, N. F. Kalkers, E. L.J. Hoogervorst, J. J.J. van Eijk, C. M. Roosendaal, J. J. Kragt, M. Eurelings, J. van Genugten, J. Nielsen, L. G.F. Sinnige, M. E. KloosterzielE. P.J. Arnoldus, G. W. van Dijk, W. H. Bouvy, E. M.M. Strijbis, B. W. van Oosten, B. A. de Jong, B. I. Lissenberg-Witte, T. Rispens, B. M.J. Uitdehaag, J. Killestein, Z. L.E. van Kempen*

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