Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP) consists of a spectrum
of autoimmune diseases of the peripheral nerves, causing weakness and sensory …

AN have emerged as a new diagnostic category pathologically different from acquired
demyelinating neuropathies. Clinically they overlap with GBS and CIDP although they …

Background and Objectives To study the clinical and laboratory features of antineurofascin-
155 (NF155)–positive autoimmune nodopathy (AN). Methods Patients with anti-NF155 …

Objective To investigate the clinical features of Han Chinese patients with anti‐neurofascin‐
155 (NF155) antibody‐positive neuropathy. Methods We screened 194 patients with …

Patients with nodal/paranodal antibodies represent a specific subgroup of inflammatory
peripheral neuropathies, whose clinical presentation with a prolonged subacute phase …

Chronic dysimmune neuropathies encompass a group of neuropathies that share immune-
mediated pathomechanism. Chronic dysimmune antibody-related neuropathies include anti …

Objective To investigate whether serum levels of contactin-1, a paranodal protein, correlate
with paranodal injury as seen in patients with CIDP with antibodies targeting the paranodal …

Contactin-associated protein-like 2 autoimmunity is an uncommon disorder resulting in
peripheral nerve hyperexcitability or encephalitis. In a fifth of cases, onset may be provoked …

Discussion We reported herein an instructive case with (1) a peripheral clinical picture of
CIDP with ataxia and tremor associated with simultaneous acute relapse of cervical myelitis …

Autoimmune neuromuscular disorders are very heterogeneous both in their clinical
presentation and their pathogenesis. The discovery of specific autoantibodies targeting the …