Abstract
I was very interested to read the fascinating case report by Blaquière and his colleagues (Blaquière et al, 1982) describing a patient with multiple myeloma and sclerotic bone lesions. In their paper the authors also draw attention to the fact that in patients with multiple myeloma associated with sclerotic bone lesions there is an increased incidence of peripheral neuropathy. They cite a number of studies from the literature to support the contention that this is a genuine and not a chance association, which is a view generally accepted nowadays.
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