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Genetically Determined Neuropathies

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Peripheral neuropathy caused by a genetic defect is common in clinical practice as the manifestation of a variety of inherited disorders. The polyneuropathy may occur as the sole expression of the genetic defect or may be seen in association with the involvement of the CNS or as part of a complex multisystem disorder. Many of these diseases have a relatively benign and slowly progressive course, with most patients leading a nearly normal life. Recent advances in molecular genetics have reduced the utility of nerve biopsy in the diagnosis of genetically determined neuropathies and allow for the beginnings of a rational classification. The full gamut of genes responsible for inherited neuropathies is now so extensive that it has spawned its own database “The Inherited Peripheral Neuropathies Mutation Database” (http://www.molgen.ua.ac.be/CMTMutations/). We will not attempt to catalogue the pathology of each of these mutations; rather, we will illustrate distinctive neuropathy phenotypes which characterize multiple different genotypes. For additional information the reader is directed to a number of excellent recent reviews. Inherited neuropathies with accumulation of storage material are discussed in Chap. 20. With the exception of clear-cut familial occurrence, often not demonstrable, the single most important clue to the presence of a genetically determined neuropathy is duration of illness. While some neuropathies can manifest episodically or acutely (e.g., porphyria), the vast majority have an insidious onset and progress over many years, except for hereditary neuralgic amyotrophy.

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