Neurological Disorders in Primary Sjögren's Syndrome

Table 1

Neurological manifestations in primary Sjögren’s syndrome.

Peripheral disorders	Central disorders
Axonal polyneuropathies; (i) Symmetric pure sensory peripheral neuropathy; (ii) Symmetric sensorimotor peripheral neuropathy	Focal; (i) Seizures; (ii) Movement disorders; (iii) Cerebellar syndrome; (iv) Optic neuropathies; (v) Pseudotumor lesions; (vi) Motor and sensory loss
Sensory ganglioneuronopathy	Multifocal disease; (i) Cognitive impairment; (ii) Encephalopathy; (iii) Dementia; (iv) Psychiatric abnormalities; (v) Aseptic meningoencephalitis
Motor neuropathy	Spinal cord dysfunction; (i) Chronic progressive   myelopathy; (ii) Lower motor neuron disease; (iii) Neurogenic bladder; (iv) Acute transverse myelitis
Small-fiber neuropathy	Progressive-multiple sclerosis-like syndrome
Multiple mononeuritis	Central nervous system vasculitic involvement
Trigeminal and other cranial nerves neuropathies
Autonomic neuropathies
Demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy