To what extent do you incorporate electrodiagnostic testing and ultrasonography in your clinical practice for evaluating suspected cases of meralgia paresthetica?
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Neurology · University of Minnesota
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In my opinion, meralgia paresthetica is one of the easiest diagnoses of focal entrapment neuropathy that a neurologist (or even GP) can make based on clinical exam alone. I don't know any other disorder that presents with isolated sensory symptoms and signs of sensory loss limited to the lateral thi...
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