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fnp-5227	Budka, Herbert	Adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN): myelinopathy or axonopathy? Comment on: Considering the myelin-centric hypothesis: insights from Budka's historical adrenomyeloneuropathy case report by E. Salsano and C. Benzoni	2023		.htm	application/xhtml+xml	1584	96	43	First, affected cerebrospinal tracts show not only diffuse loss of myelin, resulting from moderate loss of myelinated fibers, but also moderate diffuse loss of pNFP-immunoreactive axons (Fig. 1) that seems to be commensurate with myelin loss. Thus the situation is complicated by the mutual dependency between myelin sheath and axon, leading to secondary axonopathies in primary myelinopathies, and vice versa.	cache/fnp-5227.htm	txt/fnp-5227.txt