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04-09-2013, 01:34 PM
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Hopkins has a special peripheral neuropathy department.
If you want to really cut to the chase, I'd try and get in there. They also do the evaluations for the skin biopsies there. Nide44 goes there. If you look him up in members list, you might find some posts about that. I believe his old doctor retired, so I don't know the name of his current one. A Search of "hopkins" on the PN forum may bring up other posts from other members too.
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