“…Clinically, MM can present as asymmetrical, asynchronous sensory, and/or motor polyneuropathy involving two or more separate nerve in random patterns of distribution: bilaterally, distally, proximally, or combinations of these. Hence, it can also be termed as “multiple mononeuropathy,” and autoimmune, paraneneoplastic, and diabetic etiologies are often implicated (3, 4). Electrophysiologically, NCS often shows an axonal neuropathy whereby side-to-side comparison show grossly asymmetric amplitudes (5), as in this patient.…”