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Journal of Clinical Neuromuscular Disease, 1999
Fully revised and updated, the Third Edition of this respected text continues to provide complete and current information on the sites, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of focal lesions of the peripheral nervous system. Detailed coverage of individual nerves emphasizes normal anatomy, pathology, and diagnosis.
J C, Kincaid, J D, Stewart
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Fully revised and updated, the Third Edition of this respected text continues to provide complete and current information on the sites, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of focal lesions of the peripheral nervous system. Detailed coverage of individual nerves emphasizes normal anatomy, pathology, and diagnosis.
J C, Kincaid, J D, Stewart
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2009
Patients presenting with symptoms of peripheral neuropathy are commonplace in the practice of generalist physicians, office based or hospitalists. Although there are at least a thousand different causes for peripheral neuropathy, the majority of patients can be properly diagnosed (and managed) based on framing the diagnostic possibilities within one of
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Patients presenting with symptoms of peripheral neuropathy are commonplace in the practice of generalist physicians, office based or hospitalists. Although there are at least a thousand different causes for peripheral neuropathy, the majority of patients can be properly diagnosed (and managed) based on framing the diagnostic possibilities within one of
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Inherited Peripheral Neuropathy
Seminars in Neurology, 1999Hereditary disorders of the peripheral nerves constitute a group of frequently encountered neurological diseases. Charcot-Marie-Tooth neuropathy type 1 (CMT1) is genetically heterogeneous and characterized by demyelination with moderately to severely reduced nerve conduction velocities, absent muscle stretch reflexes and onion bulb formation.
M P, Keller, P F, Chance
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Current Treatment Options in Neurology, 2002
Treatment of neuropathic pain is the primary focus of management for many patients with painful peripheral neuropathies. Neuropathic pain is a common feature of many peripheral neuropathies including those associated with diabetes, uremia, HIV infection, and alcohol abuse.
Gil I., Wolfe, Richard J., Barohn
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Treatment of neuropathic pain is the primary focus of management for many patients with painful peripheral neuropathies. Neuropathic pain is a common feature of many peripheral neuropathies including those associated with diabetes, uremia, HIV infection, and alcohol abuse.
Gil I., Wolfe, Richard J., Barohn
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Autoimmune peripheral neuropathies
Clinica Chimica Acta, 2015Peripheral nervous system axons and myelin have unique potential protein, proteolipid, and ganglioside antigenic determinants. Despite the existence of a blood-nerve barrier, both humoral and cellular immunity can be directed against peripheral axons and myelin.
Pierre R, Bourque +2 more
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Autonomic Peripheral Neuropathy
Neurologic Clinics, 2005This article provides a summary of the autonomic neuropathies, including neuropathies associated with diabetes mellitus, neuropathies due to amyloid deposition, immune-mediated autonomic neuropathies (including those associated with a paraneoplastic syndrome), inherited autonomic neuropathies, and toxic autonomic neuropathies.
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Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy
2022Diabetic painless and painful peripheral neuropathy remains the most frequent complication of diabetes mellitus, but the pathophysiology remains undescribed, there are no robust clinical endpoints and no efficient treatment exists. This hampers good clinical practice, fruitful clinical research and successful pharmacological trials, necessary for the ...
Røikjer, Johan; id_orcid 0000-0002-4578-1328 +1 more
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Paraneoplastic peripheral neuropathies
2020The PNS Euronet group criteria have classified paraneoplastic peripheral neuropathies as definite or possible according as to whether the neuropathy is a classical paraneoplastic disorder, the presence of onconeural antibodies, the delay between tumor and neuropathy, and improvement of the neuropathy with tumor treatment. Denny Brown's subacute sensory
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Ischemic Peripheral Neuropathy
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 2001Ischemic neuropathy from sources other than diabetes is less common, but can be encountered in clinical practice. Diagnosis can be challenging, and many patients may be referred to the electrodiagnostic laboratory. Overlapping mononeuritis multiplex is a common presentation, but distal symmetric polyneuropathy and monomelic neuropathy patterns can be ...
V, Ugalde, B S, Rosen
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ACQUIRED PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
Neurologic Clinics, 1997This article reviews the acquired causes of polyneuropathy other than diabetic and acute-onset neuropathies. The author gives a general method to simplify the diagnosis of chronic polyneuropathy. The acquired polyneuropathies are discussed under four main headings: metabolic disorders, toxic or deficiency states, infections, and immune-mediated. Recent
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