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10-17-2020, 07:10 AM | #1 | ||
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--that results in an acute full-body sensory neuropathy would be more correctly referred to clinically as a neuronopathy, in that the cell bodies (the soma) rather than the axon (the conducting wire), is the site of the attack.
There are a number of entities that this can result from, many of them autoimune. Take a look at: Sensory Neuronopathies |
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