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Commuting mode share and workplace-based public transport services: An equity perspective by Vermesch, P., Boisjoly, G., Lachapelle, U.

“…•Workplace-based analysis of mode share and transit service for low-income workers.•Areas concentrating low-income workers spatially dispersed across the…”
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114  Effect of siponimod on cognitive processing speed in SPMS patients with active and non-active disease by Penner, K, Giovannoni, G, Cree, BAC, Fox, RJ, Bar-ors, A, Gold, R, Vermesch, P, Piani-Meier, D, Ritter, S

“…BackgroundSiponimod significantly reduced the relative risk of 3-month (m) confirmed disability progression (CDP) by 21% and 6mCDP by 26% versus placebo in the…”
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Biochemical mapping of neurofibrillary degeneration in a case of progressive supranuclear palsy : evidence for general cortical involvement by VERMESCH, P, ROBITAILLE, Y, BERNIER, L, WATTEZ, A, GAUVREAU, D, DELACOURTE, A

“…A biochemical study was performed to quantify and map the neurodegenerating process in cortical and subcortical brain areas from a case of progressive…”
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Factors playing a role in the increase of localized perfusion observed by single-photon emission-computed tomography during an epileptic seizure by Lamy, C, Derambure, P, Josien, E, Destee, A, Vermesch, P, Leduc, V, Steinling, M

“…Ictal SPECT is a valuable method for the presurgical exploration of partial epilepsy. (99m)Tc Ethyl Cysteinate Dimer stable during 6h has contributed to…”
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Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome: diagnostic contribution of magnetic resonance imaging by Varnet, O, de Seze, J, Soto-Ares, G, Tiberghien, F, Caparros-Lefebvre, D, Daems, C, Pasquier, F, Pruvo, J P, Destée, A, Vermesch, P

“…Data regarding the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) features in Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome (WKS) are scarce. WKS usually combines a cerebellar syndrome,…”
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Hemifacial spasm due to pontine infarction by Vermersch, P, Petit, H, Marion, M H, Montagne, B

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Severe hypoglycorrhachia after subarachnoid hemorrhage. Two cases with spontaneous recovery in adults by Pasquier, F, Leys, D, Vermersch, P, Petit, H

“…We report two patients with severe hypoglycorrhachia after a subarachnoid hemorrhage. They had no obvious meningeal infection, and they spontaneously recovered…”
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