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CIDP Diagnosis: Electrodiagnostic Patterns and Sensory Variants

Reviews CIDP electrodiagnostic criteria, pure sensory CIDP, and why proximal disease can be missed on routine studies.

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Duration

00:03:03

File size

1.40 MB

Practitioner-Guided Note

Use symptoms, exam findings, and targeted electrodiagnostics when CIDP is suspected. A normal routine study does not exclude a sensory or proximal CIDP variant.

Key Takeaways

CIDP requires demyelination in at least two nerves; Pure sensory CIDP accounts for a minority of cases; Routine nerve conduction can be normal in sensory CIDP; Pathology may localize proximally near the dorsal root ganglion; Proximal disease can be missed by standard distal testing