Potential use of corneal confocal microscopy in the diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease associated neuropathy

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RT @bean_b12: testing is often flawed in diagnosing B12 deficiency. thoughts on future use of small fiber neuropathy testing via con focal…

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RT @bean_b12: testing is often flawed in diagnosing B12 deficiency. thoughts on future use of small fiber neuropathy testing via con focal…

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testing is often flawed in diagnosing B12 deficiency. thoughts on future use of small fiber neuropathy testing via con focal microscopy? https://t.co/2POtEQYBbC

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RT @drfishman: CCM has shown significantly lower corneal nerve fiber density (CNFD) in patients with PD compared to healthy controls. Reduc…

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