Continuum PNS and MND: GBS + CIDP Flashcards
History and Epidemiology
Eichorst 1890 - Dyck coined - 3 /100k
Dx of CIDP : Exclude …
other forms of DM (MMN/Contactin/Neurofascin/IFE/VEGF/MAG/CMT De/TTR Amyloid)
Name 7 types of CIDP
CIDP typical (50% the rest is 5-15%), Acute CIDP, Sensory CIDP, CISP, Motor CIDP, MADSAM, DADS
Clx Features: Acute CIDP
nadir by 8 weeks
Clx Features: Sensory CIDP
sensory predominant : sensory ataxia : hyporeflexia
Clx Features: CISP
pure sensory ataxia - NCS normal (SSEP or CSF analysis)
Clx Features: Motor CIDP
predominant motor (okay to have some NCS changes)
Clx Features: MADSAM
Asymmetric Distal predominant motor/sensory
Clx Features: DADS
Symmetric Distal sensory>motor (anti MAG >1:1000)
Clx Criteria for typical CIDP
symmetric weakness in 4 limbs and proximal in at least one limb
CIDP EDX criteria definite (1+)
CMAP DL >50% in two nerves other than median
CV >30% in two nerves
F-wave absence or prolongation (further modifiers)
CB in two nerves >50% (other modifiers)
TD in two nerves >30% duration increase
IVIG response times
6 weeks before switching and 12 weeks for max benefit.
SCIG vs IVIG
IV works quicker (OPTIC protocol) but SC is easier (weekly dosing .2 or .4 g/kg)
Steroids don’t work for
GBS, MMN and Motor CIDP
Clx criteria for GBS
symmetric progressive (2-4 weeks) muscle weakness >1limb with hyporeflexia