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[Chronic immunomodulatory treatment in MOGAD: Experience in Latin America].

Aug 2026 · Medicina · Vol 86 Suppl 3, pp. 60-65 · 0 citations
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Treatment of MOGAD includes management of the acute episode and the use of chronic immunomodulatory therapy to prevent relapses and sequelae and, in selected cases, the use of chronic immunomodulatory therapy to prevent relapses and sequelae.

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