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Notalgia paresthetica occurs typically over a unilateral medial scapular area, and may present with a silver dollar sized area of numbness or itchiness. Small unmyelinated sensory nerves are afflicted locally causing a focal sensory neuropathy, usually left sided. On occasion, dermatological conditions cause the problem, but trauma may be an instigator.
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