Involvement of the central nervous system in patient with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy: a case report

Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP) is an uncommon disease characterized by heterogeneous clinical findings, absence of specific laboratory markers and good response to treatment. Typically CIDP manifests as weakness varying severity, from minimal paresis plegia, well symmetrical loss sensitivity in all limbs, a distinctive feature CDL the involvement both proximal distal parts extremities. At same time, there large number atypical variants, clinically similar other chronic disimmune neuropathies. Neuroimaging findings typically include cauda equina, brachial, lumbar plexus. The patient sought medical help complaining sensation This case illustrates combined cranial spinal nerves, cord brain with polyneuropathy.