| This result suggests a worrying lack of appreciation of the dangers of suxamethonium use in critical illness polyneuropathy. |
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| Sensory neuropathies can be classified as distal symmetric polyneuropathy, focal neuropathy, and diabetic amyotrophy. |
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| They showed a patchy demyelinating polyneuropathy, with all nerves involved. |
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| All of these results support a peripheral polyneuropathy with a possible cortical or subcortical involvement. |
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| Anemia, peripheral polyneuropathy, and nephropathy were all manifestations of lead toxicity. |
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| Since then, numerous cases of hereditary polyneuropathy associated with amyloidosis have been reported from several countries. |
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| Another drug trial looks at the efficacy of two antidepressants in the treatment of painful polyneuropathy. |
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| It permits an unequivocal diagnosis of reduced sensitivity to vibrations, the testing of pallesthesia and the recognition of polyneuropathy. |
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| A variant of sensorimotor polyneuropathy is painful diabetic neuropathy. |
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| These include effects related to sensorimotor polyneuropathy, cognition, language and speech disturbances and seizures. |
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| Several nerves may become involved progressively, resulting in a severe diffuse polyneuropathy. |
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| Neurological paraneoplastic polyneuropathy is an extremely rare syndrome which is not associated with either metastatic invasion or infectious or metabolic complications. |
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| The records from various doctors over the past 23 years are filled with mysterious-sounding medical terms: peripheral neuropathy, peripheral motor axonal polyneuropathy, xerosis and hammer toes. |
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| This virus is called Guillain Barre, or, more specifically, acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy. |
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| Kellie was also diagnosed with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy and her condition was worsening. |
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| The time between the first symptoms of diphtheria and the onset of polyneuropathy is deemed the latency period. |
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| When he was released, a month later, he had a diagnosis — polyneuropathy, which can be caused by exposure to toxic substances — and a dependency that took him two decades to break. |
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| Impairment from polyneuropathy which affects the function of both the upper and lower limbs is rated within Chapter 19, Activities of Daily Living. |
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| In cases of peripheral motor, sensory or mixed polyneuropathy which affects the function of both the upper and lower limbs, a rating is not obtained from this chapter or from Chapter 17, Musculoskeletal Impairment. |
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| Besides mortality, also several morbidity parameters, e.g. duration of intensive care, duration of ventilatory support, sepsis, or polyneuropathy were significantly improved. |
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| Sensorimotor polyneuropathy was diagnosed by electroneurography with slightly reduced nerve conduction velocities and increased F wave latencies. |
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| Electroneuromyographic examination revealed a peripheric sensorial type polyneuropathy, primarily affecting the axonal component. |
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| Most common type of diabetic neuropathy affects feet and hands and known as distal polyneuropathy and affects the sensitivity of feet, legs, hands, and arms. |
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| Recently, a case of sacroiliitis and polyneuropathy was reported. |
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| Common neurological complications of untreated Graves' disease include cognitive dysfunction, tremor, ophthalmopathy, myopathy and polyneuropathy. |
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| Based on his presentation and CSF findings, he was started on intravenous immunoglobulin the day of admission for possible acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy. |
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| The company's three lead, late stage products are for treatment of sickle cell anemia, transthyretin familial amyloid polyneuropathy, and neurocysticercosis. |
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