Case report reveals delayed diagnosis of Morvan’s syndrome in myasthenia gravis, suggesting thorough evaluation is crucial.
To report a rare case of thymoma-associated Morvan’s syndrome developing years after myasthenia gravis, highlighting that overlapping symptoms can delay diagnosis, and emphasizing the importance of comprehensive antibody evaluation and electrophysiologic studies to uncover additional paraneoplastic disorders.
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