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NEL
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NELNeuroendocrinology Letters
NELNorth East Line (Singapore mass transit)
NELNTT Electronics
NELNon Economic Loss (Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, RSO 1998, Canada)
NELNetwork Element Layer
NELNevrax Library
NELNational Exploitation Laboratory
NELNo-Evidence Limit (Insurance)
NELNational Engineering Landmark (Australia)
NELNana's Everyday Life (Webcomic)
NELNonenhancing Lesion
NELNaval Electronics/Engineering Laboratory
NELNet Earned Loss (ratio)
NELNon-English Language
NELNumber of Electrons (physics)


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A focal, hyperintense, nonenhancing lesion and enlargement of the olivary nucleus with a coexisting pontine lesion suggest an injury of the dentato-rubro-olivary pathway, findings that are consistent with hypertrophic olivary degeneration).
Some studies have shown that enhancing plaques, which represent early active areas of blood-brain barrier breakdown, can be differentiated from nonenhancing lesions by measuring their MD values, (24,26) but others have failed to show this utility.
 
 
 
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