Significance of aberrant nerve conduction in hereditary transthyretin amyloidosis
Toshihiro Ide(Saga University), Haruki Koike(Saga University), Masaaki Yoshikawa(Saga University), Kohei Suzuyama(Saga University), Soma Furukawa(Nagoya University), Satoru Yagi(Nagoya University), Masahisa Katsuno(Nagoya University), Yuki Fukami(Nagoya University)
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