“…In addition, inflammation activates effector macrophages and microglia, further amplifying the inflammatory reaction and prompting blood-brain barrier damage, brain injury, and cerebral edema. 9 This immunopathologic cascade is responsible for the devastating effects that lead to great clinical disability and possibly death.…”
This study provides Class III evidence that for patients with NTZ-PML, PLEX does not improve survival. The study lacks the statistical precision to exclude an important benefit or harm of PLEX.
“…In addition, inflammation activates effector macrophages and microglia, further amplifying the inflammatory reaction and prompting blood-brain barrier damage, brain injury, and cerebral edema. 9 This immunopathologic cascade is responsible for the devastating effects that lead to great clinical disability and possibly death.…”
This study provides Class III evidence that for patients with NTZ-PML, PLEX does not improve survival. The study lacks the statistical precision to exclude an important benefit or harm of PLEX.
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