SAQ 1535 – Bilateral lower-limb weakness and lumbar puncture consent

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A 40-year-old woman presents with bilateral leg weakness. Upper limb, cranial nerve, and cerebellar examination are normal.

List three key differential diagnoses. For each, provide historical or examination features that would support it.

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You wish to obtain consent for lumbar puncture. List the key aspects you must cover.

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