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40 CEC/ml, p less then 0.001) and rPACNS (54 CEC/ml, p less then 0.001). RCVS/MMD patients showed higher CEC levels (288 CEC/ml) than HC (p less then 0.001), but lower than those in aPACNS (p = 0.017). An adjustment for multiple comparisons confirmed prior significant differences. An increased CEC value (cut-off 294 CEC/ml) is indicative for an active PACNS [sensitivity 100%, 95% confidence interval (CI) 63-100%; specificity 93%, CI 81-98%]. Conclusions CECs may serve as biomarkers for diagnosis, treatment monitoring, and also for dif
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