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Guillain–Barre syndrome: demographics, clinical features, and outcome in a single tertiary care hospital, Oman

Said M. Al Maawali, Almqdad Y. Al Shibani, Ahmed S. Nadeem and Abdullah M. AL-Salti
Neurosciences Journal October 2020, 25 (5) 369-374; DOI: https://doi.org/10.17712/nsj.2020.5.20200057
Said M. Al Maawali
From the department of Neurology, Khoula Hospital, MOH. Muscat-Oman
MD, OMSB
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Almqdad Y. Al Shibani
From the department of Neurology, Khoula Hospital, MOH. Muscat-Oman
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Ahmed S. Nadeem
From the department of Neurology, Khoula Hospital, MOH. Muscat-Oman
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Abdullah M. AL-Salti
From the department of Neurology, Khoula Hospital, MOH. Muscat-Oman
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