Step 2 Although some items of step 1 did not reach statistical significance, they were nevertheless included in step 2 as some differences might have been lost due to the low number of patients (PD-Q items pain (i.e., burning) and tingling), imprecisely formulated questions (family history), and significance in the clinical examination but not the anamnesis (muscle atrophy and gait impairment).
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A new screening tool for early recognition of ATTRv polyneuropathy in clinical practice: AmyloScan<sup>®</sup>.
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