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Altered sensation in trunk and limbs, nerve conduction test-normal, bloods ana-positive 160 titre and ena-negative, having mri, what does this mean?
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Not much: Not much to go on. Basically everything is normal. The tests so far rule out generalized peripheral nerve diseases and serious autoimmune diseases. The MRI will evaluate for central nervous system causes.
Answered 6/10/2014
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