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Old 03-26-2015, 09:18 AM #1
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Default CIPD vs SFN
I was reading up on CIPD and it seems some doctors think that many people diagnosed with sensory forms of neuropathy could in fact have an atypical forms of CIPD like sensory CIDP and would benefit from IVIG or PE.

Would the skin biopsy confirm SFN over atypical forms of CIDP?
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