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Original Articles

Peripheral neuropathy and connective tissue disease

Watch for this twosome when hunting for a diagnosis

, MD & , MD
Pages 65-75 | Published online: 30 Jun 2015
 

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Coexistent peripheral neuropathy and connective tissue disease is fairly common, possibly because immune-mediated factors are often present in both disorders. Awareness of the association between the two conditions can be important during diagnostic evaluation, because neuropathy is sometimes the presenting feature of previously unrecognized connective tissue disease. In this article, the authors examine clinical findings in vasculitic nonvasculitic, and treatment-related neuropathy, concentrating on the essentials of diagnosis and treatment.

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