Peripheral neuropathies are caused by a variety of conditions. Which of the following are examples of autoimmune neuropathies? Select ALL that apply     Sjorgren’s syndrome     Multifocal motor neuropathy     Sarcoidosis     Diabetic neuropathy     Systemic Lupus Erythematosus      Myaesthenia Gravis     Hypothyroidism     Transverse myelitis     Bell’s Palsy     Acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy

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