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Differences in peripheral neuropathy in xeroderma pigmentosum complementation groups A and D as evaluated by nerve conduction studies.

Tanya J LehkyPaul SacksteinDeborah TamuraMartha QuezadoTianxia WuSikandar G KhanNicholas J PatronasEdythe WiggsCarmen C BrewerJohn J DiGiovannaKenneth H Kraemer
Published in: BMC neurology (2021)
Despite similar brain imaging and audiological findings patients, XP-A and XP-D complementation groups differ in the type of neuropathy, sensorimotor versus sensory alone. A few cases suggest that sensorineural hearing loss may precede abnormal NCS in XP and therefore serve as valuable clinical indicators of XP patients that will later develop peripheral neuropathy.
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