Sleeping sickness: peripheral features
Evidence-based neurology checklist on sleeping sickness: peripheral features: Peripheral neuropathy (PN): manifestations Diffuse hyperpathia Painful hyperaesthesia Kerandel's sign: this is deep hyperaesthesia Fasciculations: in the tongue and limbs Dermatological features Lymphadenopathy Systemic…
Peripheral neuropathy (PN): manifestations
- Diffuse hyperpathia
- Painful hyperaesthesia
- Kerandel's sign: this is deep hyperaesthesia
- Fasciculations: in the tongue and limbs
Dermatological features
Lymphadenopathy
Systemic features
Synonyms
References
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