Template:Peripheral neuropathy DDX: Difference between revisions

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***Idiopathic
***Idiopathic
*Associated with autonomic features
*Associated with autonomic features
**Alcoholism
**[[Alcohol use disorder]]
**Amyloidosis
**[[Amyloidosis]]
**Chemotherapy-related neuropathy
**Chemotherapy-related neuropathy
**Diabetes
**Chronic [[Nitrous oxide toxicity|nitrous oxide abuse]]
**Heavy metal toxicity
**[[Diabetic peripheral neuropathy|Diabetes mellitus]]
**Porphyria
**[[Heavy metal toxicity]]
**[[Porphyria]]
**Primary dysautonomia
**Primary dysautonomia
**Vitamin B12 deficiency
**[[Vitamin B12 deficiency]]
*Associated with pain
*Associated with pain
**[[Alcohol user disorder]]
**[[Alcohol use disorder]]
**Amyloidosis
**[[Amyloidosis]]
**Chemotherapy (heavy metal toxicity)
**Chemotherapy ([[heavy metal toxicity]])
**[[Diabetic peripheral neuropathy|Diabetes mellitus]]
**[[Diabetic peripheral neuropathy|Diabetes mellitus]]
**Idiopathic polyneuropathy
**Idiopathic polyneuropathy
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**Paraneoplastic syndrome
**Paraneoplastic syndrome
**Vitamin B1 or B12 deficiency
**Vitamin B1 or B12 deficiency
**Arsenic or thallium poisoning
**[[Arsenic toxicity]]
 
**[[Thallium toxicity]]




:^A condition in which a single nerve is damaged or compressed.
<br>^A condition in which a single nerve is damaged or compressed.
:^^A condition where damage to at least two separate peripheral nerves results in a painful, asymmetric, and asynchronous presentation of sensory and motor deficits.
<br>^^A condition where damage to at least two separate peripheral nerves results in a painful, asymmetric, and asynchronous presentation of sensory and motor deficits.

Latest revision as of 06:42, 5 August 2025

Peripheral neuropathy



^A condition in which a single nerve is damaged or compressed.
^^A condition where damage to at least two separate peripheral nerves results in a painful, asymmetric, and asynchronous presentation of sensory and motor deficits.