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. 2018 Aug 21;10:254. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2018.00254

Table 1.

Demographic data of patients.

Case Age Sex Cause of death Time postmortem Type of MS Number of samples Brain area Type of lesion
1 58 Male Cardiogenic shock <12 h PPMS 1 Periventricular WM A big chronic-active plaque and little active plaques
2 65 Female Cardiorespiratory arrest <12 h SPMS 1 Periventricular WM Chronic-active plaques with remyelination
3 48 Female Cardiorespiratory arrest <12 h Long-term SPMS 1 Subcortical WM of the temporal lobe Chronic-active plaques
4 46 Male Multiorgan failure <12 h PPMS 1 Periventricular WM Chronic-active plaques
5 68 Male Multiorgan failure <12 h SPMS 1 Periventricular WM Chronic-active plaques with remyelination
6 52 Female Cardiorespiratory arrest <12 h SPMS 1 Periventricular WM Chronic-active plaques
7 64 Male Acute myocardial infarction <12 h Long-term SPMS 1 Periventricular WM Chronic-active plaques with remyelination
8 ? ? <12 h Long-term SPMS 1 Subcortical WM of the temporal lobe Chronic-active plaques
9 27 Female Multiorgan failure 6–12 h Long-term SPMS 3 Subcortical WM of the frontal lobe, brain stem, spinal cord Little active plaques
10 38 Male Respiratory failure 6–12 h SPMS 3 Subcortical WM of the frontal and parietal lobes, spinal cord Chronic-active plaques
11 36 Female Multiorgan failure 6–12 h Long-term SPMS 3 Subcortical WM of the frontal, parietal and temporal lobes Chronic inactive plaques
12 79 Male Multiorgan failure 6–12 h Control 1 Spinal cord
13 66 Male Cardiorespiratory arrest <12 h Control 1 Periventricular WM
14 65 Male Cardiorespiratory arrest <12 h Control 1 Subcortical WM of the occipital lobe

MS, multiple sclerosis; PPMS, primary progressive MS; SPMS, secondary progressive MS; WM, white matter.