A 73-year-old man with polyradiculopathy and multiple cranial neuropathies emerging separate from the originating dermatome of a varicella zoster skin lesion

Varicella zoster virus associated-polyradiculoneuritis in an elderly woman: A new subtype of varicella zoster virus neuropathy

“…Another patient with cervical HZ developed multiple cranial neuropathies with left upper-limb paresis 12) . These two patients were diagnosed as having multiple cranial neuropathies due mainly to VZV reactivation at the cranial ganglia, whereas our present patient and the three similar reported cases were classified as VZV-associated polyradiculoneuritis in four limbs or lower limbs.…”