Abstract
Chronic ataxic neuropathy (CAN) is most commonly due to sensory ganglionopathy, which can be identified by the classic sensory neuronopathy pattern in nerve conduction study (NCS): a marked sensory nerve conduction abnormality in the presence of normal motor nerve conduction. However, treatment of sensory ganglionopathy has been disappointing, so CAN is therefore considered untreatable. Sinnreich and colleagues report data from 15 patients who clinically …
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