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. 2020 Oct 8;7(11):2213–2220. doi: 10.1002/acn3.51207

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(A) CSF/serum NfL ratio are separated in groups with high and low ratio. High NfL ratios can be found in patients with predominant CNS affection and in control. (B) NfL CSF/serum ratios in all GBS patients, full circle = mixed demyelinating axonal affection in nerve conduction velocity, hollow circle = demyelinating lesions only in nerve conduction velocity. (C) NfL indices of all GBS patients. Full circle meaning NfL‐ratio_low and hollow circle representing NfL‐ratio_high. (D) CSF‐NfL (left) and Serum NfL (right) levels in follow‐up GBS patients (ad = at diagnose, fu = follow up) Significant difference is marked with *.