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Table 1: 
Patient demographics
Demographics
No. of subjects44
Median age at inclusion (yr)31 (range, 21–62)
Sex (M/F)8:36
Diagnosis at inclusion (possible MS/MS)23/21
Diagnosis at 1-year follow-up (possible MS/MS)16/28
Relapsea at inclusion (yes/no)22/22
Relapse at 1-year follow-up (yes/no)4/40
Median EDSS at inclusion2 (range, 0–5)
Median EDSS at 1-year follow-up1.25 (range, 0–4)
  • Note:—EDSS indicates Expanded Disability Status Scale.
  • ↵a A “relapse” was defined as new symptoms or worsening of previous symptoms, lasting >24 hours and in the absence of increased body temperature and infection.