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Abstract
A unique case of severe sensorimotor polyneuropathy was reported due to acute nutritional axonal neuropathy associated with deficiencies in thiamine and other vitamins.
- Acute nutritional axonal neuropathy may occur in the context of malnutrition related to semaglutide use.
- Thiamine and other vitamin deficiencies are linked to the development of severe sensorimotor polyneuropathy.
- Early recognition and intervention are crucial to prevent permanent neurological damage.
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