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P Cardinali1, M Serrao, P Rossi
1City Hospital of Fermo, MC, Italy.
Abstract:
Case of a 58-year-old patient diagnosed as having mycosis fungoides (MF) who presented with sensory ataxia, limbs weakness and neurophysiological and laboratory signs indicative of autoimmune chronic mixed axonal-demyelinating sensory-motor polyradicular neuropathy. The possibility that MF may be associated with an immunomediated peripheral neuropathy, even in the absence of a direct invasion of the nerves and widespread visceral involvement, should be considered.
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