Relapsing Polyneuritis
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Relapsing corticosteroid-dependent polyneuritis.
Three patients are described with chronic polyneuritis of unknown cause in whom a state of corticosteroid dependence developed. A fatal relapse occurred in one patient. No clinical, electrophysiological, or pathological features were found from which it would have been possible to predict this form of response to treatment.
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دوره 86 شماره
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تاریخ انتشار 1951