acroparesthesia

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acroparesthesia [‚ak·rō‚par·ə′thēzh·ē·ə]

(medicine)

A chronic self-limited symptom complex associated with a variety of systemic diseases, characterized by tingling, pins-and-needles sensations, numbness or stiffness, and occasionally pains in the hands and feet.

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El-Shahaly and el-Sherif[6] reported acroparesthesia (excessive paresthesia in multiple limbs) in 57.

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