Socioeconomic status in neurological disorders: a modifiable risk factor? von Hrastelj, J., Robertson, N. P.

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Vaccine-induced immune thrombosis and thrombocytopaenia: incidence, mechanism and treatment von Hrastelj, J., Robertson, N. P.

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A role for the Epstein–Barr virus in multiple sclerosis aetiology? von Hrastelj, J., Robertson, N. P.

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Multiple sclerosis: long‐term outcomes in ethnic minorities. Analysis of a UK population‐based registry von Alsaeed, M. O., Harding, K. E., Williams, O. H., Willis, M. D., Hrastelj, J., Tallantyre, E. C., Joseph, F. G., Wardle, M., Pickersgill, T. P., Robertson, N. P.

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Hypercalcaemia mimicking Huntington's disease: lessons learned from delayed diagnosis von Hrastelj, J, McLauchlan, D, Rosser, A, Clenaghan, C

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I47 Recognising serious comorbidities in huntington’s disease von Clenaghan, C, Cousins, R, Hrastelj, J, Kolli, S, Haider, J, Kazmi, S, McLauchlan, D, Rosser, AE

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Supplementary Material for: Modelling Disease progression of Multiple Sclerosis in a South Wales Cohort von E.C., Uzochukwu, K.E., Harding, J., Hrastelj, K.L., Kreft, P., Holmans, N.P., Robertson, E.C., Tallantyre, M., Lawton

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CSF-resident CD4+ T-cells display a distinct gene expression profile with relevance to immune surveillance and multiple sclerosis von Hrastelj, James, Andrews, Robert, Loveless, Samantha, Morgan, Joanne, Bishop, Stefan Mark, Bray, Nicholas J, Williams, Nigel M, Robertson, Neil P

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