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A key feature for the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis in Dr. C. was

A key feature for the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis in Dr. C. was

a. focal damage to a single brain region evident in a CT scan.
b. diverse neurological symptoms that appeared at different times.
c. the excess production of myelin in the nervous system.
d. the occurrence of small strokes that impair brain function.
e. an autoimmune disease that attacks the myelin found in the peripheral nervous system.

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