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Symptoms and Signs – Differential Diagnosis of Sensory disturbance, timing of onset
​Transient
Epilepsy
Migraine
TIA, stroke
CNS demyelination
Peripheral nerve or root entrapment Psychogenic

Persistent
Brain: space-occupying lesions (tumour, subdural haematoma, abscess) Spinal cord: cervical spondylosis, demyelination
Nerve root: spondylitic radiculopathy
Peripheral nerve: peripheral neuropathy e.g. diabetes mellitus (See
Polyneuropathy)


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