Jenna Ulibarri

1 Introduction Peripheral neuropathies (PN) are debilitating conditions caused by damage to the peripheral nerves, with symptoms varying by nerve type and severity. Patients may experience sensory disturbances like numbness and tingling, motor impairments that cause muscle weakness, and autonomic dysfunctions affecting temperature regulation, sweating, and blood pressure control [1]. The etiology and mechanism of PN are diverse, each associated with different pathological processes (Figure 1) [2].