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Old 10-27-2010, 06:37 AM #5
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Default Basically, that's correct--
--though there is some overlap, in the sense that a length dependent neuropathy may progress to many areas of the body over time.

The distinction of length/non-length dependent may mean little to the patient suffering from symptoms--it's more interesting from a clinical standpoint in determining process and onset.
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