Sensory Guillain–Barré syndrome - Neurology

toms, he had onset of bilateral medial hand numbness. A few days later, he developed paresthesia on the soles of his feet. Over the next 2 weeks, he had a progression of the symptoms to his distal forearms and thighs symmetrically. At that time, his local neurologist performed an extensive initial diagnostic workup before prescribing 20 mg of pred- ................
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