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Sural-sparing pattern: A study against electrodiagnostic subtypes of Guillain-Barre syndrome.

Clin Neurophysiol Pract · 2022 · PMC9557237 · PMID 36248727

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Additionally, demyelinating GBS showed a trend toward sural-sparing pattern A, whereas axonal GBS showed a trend toward pattern B ( Table 2 ); statistically significant differences in the sural-sparing patterns A versus B frequencies between these two GBS subtypes were also present in patients with bilateral sensory NCS (except for final Uncini’s classification vs first sensory NCS) ( Table 1 , A vs B).

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