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EAN 2026 | A session at EAN 2026 on advances in the management of non-inflammatory peripheral neuropathies

Nicolas Dubuisson, MD, John Radcliffe University Hospital, Oxford, London & Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc, Brussels, Belgium, discusses recent advances in the management of non-inflammatory peripheral neuropathies. Dr Dubuisson shares the most impactful publications from 2025. This interview took place at the 12th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology (EAN) in Geneva, Switzerland.

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Tomorrow we have a session that is shared between the EAN and the PNS, so Peripheral Nerve Society. Basically, we were asked to find the most impactful publication during the year 2025 on peripheral nerve diseases. And basically, we are going to talk about new treatments. So there is a new treatment now for ATTR with polyneuropathy. So I’m going to talk about that, and also a new biomarker for diabetic neuropathy...

Tomorrow we have a session that is shared between the EAN and the PNS, so Peripheral Nerve Society. Basically, we were asked to find the most impactful publication during the year 2025 on peripheral nerve diseases. And basically, we are going to talk about new treatments. So there is a new treatment now for ATTR with polyneuropathy. So I’m going to talk about that, and also a new biomarker for diabetic neuropathy. And finally, AI helping clinicians in the EMG work to basically improve their clinical findings of their tests and improving also the reports, so it’s more accessible to other neurologists to understand what has been found during the test.

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