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TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 6, Number 5, September 2019 Neurology.org/NN Editors Corner e601 Neurolament light chain levels in MS: At the doorstep of clinical application J. Dalmau Open Access Editorial e599 Blood neurolament light chain at the doorstep of clinical application D. Leppert and J. Kuhle Open Access Companion article, p. e598 Articles e598 High serum neurolament light chain normalizes after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation for MS S. Thebault, D.R. Tessier, H. Lee, M. Bowman, A. Bar-Or, D.L. Arnold, H.L. Atkins, V. Tabard-Cossa, and M.S. Freedman Open Access Editorial, p. e599 Class of Evidence e583 Collaborative International Research in Clinical and Longitudinal Experience Study in NMOSD L.J. Cook, J.W. Rose, J.S. Alvey, A.M. Jolley, R. Kuhn, B. Marron, M. Pederson, R. Enriquez, J. Yearley, S. McKechnie, M.H. Han, A.J. Tomczak, M. Levy, M.A. Mealy, J. Coleman, J.L. Bennett, R. Johnson, M. Barnes-Garcia, A.L. Traboulsee, R.L. Carruthers, L.E. Lee, J.J. Schubert, K. McMullen, I. Kister, Z. Rimler, A. Reid, N.L. Sicotte, S.M. Planchon, J.A. Cohen, D. Ivancic, J.L. Sedlak, I.K. Sand, P. Repovic, L. Amezcua, A. Pruitt, E. Amundson, T. Chitnis, D.S. Mullin, E.C. Klawiter, A.W. Russo, C.S. Riley, K.B. Onomichi, L. Levine, K.E. Nelson, N.M. Nealon, C. Engel, M. Kruse-Hoyer, M. Marcille, L. Tornes, A. Rumpf, A. Greer, M. Kenneally Behne, R.R. Rodriguez, D.W. Behne, D.W. Blackway, B. Coords, T.F. Blaschke, J. Sheard, T.J. Smith, J.M. Behne, and M.R. Yeaman, on behalf of The Guthy-Jackson Charitable Foundation International Clinical Consortium (GJCFICC) Open Access e584 Does CSF pleocytosis have a predictive value for disease course in MS? I. Lotan, F. Benninger, R. Mendel, M.A. Hellmann, and I. Steiner Open Access e586 Randomized, controlled crossover study of IVIg for demyelinating polyneuropathy and diabetes A. Breiner, C. Barnett Tapia, L.E. Lovblom, B.A. Perkins, H.D. Katzberg, and V. Bril Open Access Class of Evidence e587 Gray matter microglial activation in relapsing vs progressive MS: A [F-18]PBR06-PET study T. Singhal, K. OConnor, S. Dubey, H. Pan, R. Chu, S. Hurwitz, S. Cicero, S. Tauhid, D. Silbersweig, E. Stern, M. Kijewski, M. DiCarli, H.L. Weiner, and R. Bakshi Open Access e588 Systemic inammatory response syndrome and long-term outcome after intracerebral hemorrhage M. Hagen, J.A. Sembill, M.I. Spr¨ ugel, S.T. Gerner, D. Madˇ zar, H. L¨ ucking, P. H¨ olter, S. Schwab, H.B. Huttner, and J.B. Kuramatsu Open Access e590 Long-term safety and ecacy of subcutaneous immunoglobulin IgPro20 in CIDP: PATH extension study I.N. van Schaik, O. Mielke, V. Bril, N. van Geloven, H.-P. Hartung, R.A. Lewis, G. Sobue, J.-P. Lawo, M. Praus, B.L. Durn, D.R. Cornblath, and I.S.J. Merkies, on behalf of the PATH study group Open Access Class of Evidence e591 Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of natalizumab in pediatric patients with RRMS A. Ghezzi, G. Comi, L.M. Grimaldi, L. Moiola, C. Pozzilli, S. Fantaccini, and P. Gallo Open Access Class of Evidence Continued

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 6, Number 5, September 2019 Neurology.org/NN

Editor’s Corner

e601 Neurofilament light chain levels in MS: At thedoorstep of clinical applicationJ. Dalmau

Open Access

Editorial

e599 Blood neurofilament light chain at the doorstep ofclinical applicationD. Leppert and J. Kuhle

Open Access Companion article, p. e598

Articles

e598 High serumneurofilament light chain normalizes afterhematopoietic stem cell transplantation for MSS. Thebault, D.R. Tessier, H. Lee,M. Bowman, A. Bar-Or, D.L. Arnold,H.L. Atkins, V. Tabard-Cossa, and M.S. Freedman

Open Access Editorial, p. e599 Class of Evidence

e583 Collaborative International Research in Clinical andLongitudinal Experience Study in NMOSDL.J. Cook, J.W. Rose, J.S. Alvey, A.M. Jolley, R. Kuhn, B. Marron,M. Pederson, R. Enriquez, J. Yearley, S. McKechnie, M.H. Han,A.J. Tomczak, M. Levy, M.A. Mealy, J. Coleman, J.L. Bennett,R. Johnson, M. Barnes-Garcia, A.L. Traboulsee, R.L. Carruthers,L.E. Lee, J.J. Schubert, K. McMullen, I. Kister, Z. Rimler, A. Reid,N.L. Sicotte, S.M. Planchon, J.A. Cohen, D. Ivancic, J.L. Sedlak,I.K. Sand, P. Repovic, L. Amezcua, A. Pruitt, E. Amundson, T. Chitnis,D.S. Mullin, E.C. Klawiter, A.W. Russo, C.S. Riley, K.B. Onomichi,L. Levine, K.E. Nelson, N.M. Nealon, C. Engel, M. Kruse-Hoyer,M. Marcille, L. Tornes, A. Rumpf, A. Greer, M. Kenneally Behne,R.R. Rodriguez, D.W. Behne, D.W. Blackway, B. Coords,T.F. Blaschke, J. Sheard, T.J. Smith, J.M. Behne, and M.R. Yeaman,on behalf of The Guthy-Jackson Charitable FoundationInternational Clinical Consortium (GJCF–ICC)

Open Access

e584 Does CSF pleocytosis have a predictive value fordisease course in MS?I. Lotan, F. Benninger, R. Mendel, M.A. Hellmann, andI. Steiner

Open Access

e586 Randomized, controlled crossover study of IVIg fordemyelinating polyneuropathy and diabetesA. Breiner, C. Barnett Tapia, L.E. Lovblom, B.A. Perkins,H.D. Katzberg, and V. Bril

Open Access Class of Evidence

e587 Gray matter microglial activation in relapsing vsprogressive MS: A [F-18]PBR06-PET studyT. Singhal, K. O’Connor, S. Dubey, H. Pan, R. Chu, S. Hurwitz,S. Cicero, S. Tauhid, D. Silbersweig, E. Stern, M. Kijewski, M. DiCarli,H.L. Weiner, and R. Bakshi

Open Access

e588 Systemic inflammatory response syndrome andlong-term outcome after intracerebralhemorrhageM. Hagen, J.A. Sembill, M.I. Sprugel, S.T. Gerner, D. Madzar,H. Lucking, P. Holter, S. Schwab, H.B. Huttner, and J.B. Kuramatsu

Open Access

e590 Long-term safety and efficacy of subcutaneousimmunoglobulin IgPro20 in CIDP: PATHextension studyI.N. van Schaik, O. Mielke, V. Bril, N. van Geloven, H.-P. Hartung,R.A. Lewis, G. Sobue, J.-P. Lawo, M. Praus, B.L. Durn,D.R. Cornblath, and I.S.J. Merkies, on behalf of the PATHstudy group

Open Access Class of Evidence

e591 Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics ofnatalizumab in pediatric patients with RRMSA. Ghezzi, G. Comi, L.M. Grimaldi, L. Moiola, C. Pozzilli,S. Fantaccini, and P. Gallo

Open Access Class of Evidence

Continued

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e592 Novel clinical features of glycine receptor antibodysyndrome: A series of 17 casesA.L. Piquet, M. Khan, J.E.A. Warner, M.P. Wicklund, J.L. Bennett,M.A. Leehey, L. Seeberger, T.L. Schreiner, M.M. Paz Soldan, andS.L. Clardy

Open Access

e593 Lesion activity and chronic demyelination are themajor determinants of brain atrophy in MSC. Wang, M.H. Barnett, C. Yiannikas, J. Barton, J. Parratt, Y. You,S.L. Graham, and A. Klistorner

Open Access

e594 Hepatitis E virus infections in patients with MS onoral disease-modifying treatmentM. Diebold, B. Fischer-Barnicol, C. Tsagkas, J. Kuhle, L. Kappos,T. Derfuss, and B.F. Decard

Open Access

e595 Intrathecal B-cell accumulation and axonal damagedistinguish MRI-based benign from aggressiveonset in MSS. Engel, M. Friedrich, M. Muthuraman, F. Steffen, A. Poplawski,S. Groppa, S. Bittner, F. Zipp, and F. Luessi

Open Access

e596 Relationship between retinal inner nuclear layer,age, and disease activity in progressive MSM. Cellerino, C. Cordano, G. Boffa, G. Bommarito, M. Petracca,E. Sbragia, G. Novi, C. Lapucci, E. Capello, A. Uccelli, and M. Inglese

Open Access

e597 Cholecalciferol in relapsing-remitting MS:A randomized clinical trial (CHOLINE)W. Camu, P. Lehert, C. Pierrot-Deseilligny, P. Hautecoeur,A. Besserve, A.-S. Jean Deleglise, M. Payet, E. Thouvenot, andJ.C. Souberbielle

Open Access Class of Evidence

e603 Anti–pan-neurofascin IgG3 as a marker of fulminantautoimmune neuropathyH. Stengel, A. Vural, A.-M. Brunder, A. Heinius, L. Appeltshauser,B. Fiebig, F. Giese, C. Dresel, A. Papagianni, F. Birklein, J. Weis,T. Huchtemann, C. Schmidt, P. Kortvelyessy, C. Villmann, E. Meinl,C. Sommer, F. Leypoldt, and K. Doppler

Open Access

Clinical/Scientific Notes

e589 Tumefactive demyelination in a patient withrelapsing-remitting MS on ocrelizumabV.F. Moreira Ferreira, D. Meredith, and J.M. Stankiewicz

Open Access

e600 Peripherally derived macrophages as majorphagocytes in MOG encephalomyelitisY.N. Kwon, P.J. Waters, M. Kim, Y.S. Choi, J.W. Kim, J.-J. Sung,S.-H. Park, and S.-M. Kim

Open Access

e602 Chronic inflammatory demyelinatingpolyneuropathy associated with contactin-1antibodies in a childL. Carrera-Garcıa, D. Natera-de Benito, C. Lleixa, C. Ortez,J. Colomer, A. Nascimento, A. Saiz, J. Dalmau, L. Querol, andT. Armangue

Open Access

Cover imageThe upper panels show in a cell based assay the reactivity of a commercialcontactin 1 antibody (green) and patient’s serum (red) with contactin 1expressed in HEK cells. The colocalization of reactivities is shown in theright panel. The lower panels show the reactivity of a panNeurofascincommercial antibody (green) and patients’ serum (red) with theparanodal region of pig teased nerve fibers. The colocalization ofreactivities is shown in the right panel.See page e602

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