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Myositis with sensory neuronopathy

Inflammatory myopathies (IM) are a heterogeneous group of diseases characterized by immune‐mediated damage to skeletal muscle. Sensory abnormalities are rare in patients with IM. We report two patients, one with dermatomyositis and the other with inclusion‐body myositis, who presented with unexpected sensory abnormalities due to probable immune‐mediated damage to dorsal root ganglia. We emphasize the importance of combined neuroimaging and neurophysiological assessment for proper diagnosis. Muscle Nerve, 2007