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Old 10-09-2010, 09:53 AM #22
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I have read recently that the "new discipline" is incorporating peripheral nerve problems into the specialty "neuromuscular". This is happening in the teaching hospitals first.

Myasthenia Gravis is now being seen by neuromuscular doctors, too. It appears the Neurologists want only the CNS type disorders, the biggies.

Tulips has alot of muscular spasms... which suggest neuromuscular also.
That has been my experience at the Boston teaching hospitals. The physicians who note a "clinical interest" in peripheral neuropathy on their on-line profiles are those that specialize in neuromuscular disease.
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