What does the research say about chronic axonal polyneuropathy prevalence and incidence?

Chronic axonal polyneuropathy prevalence and incidence

There is 1 paper on chronic axonal polyneuropathy prevalence and incidence in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Nov 9, 2026: “Chronic nerve disorder was more common at older ages”.

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“Prevalence and incidence increased with age”

Age- and Sex-Specific Prevalence and Incidence of Chronic Axonal Polyneuropathy in the General PopulationNeuroepidemiology2026doi:10.1159/ned/adwag063

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Sex was not clearly linked with chronic axonal polyneuropathy prevalence and incidence in humans (General population).
“Prevalence and incidence increased with age, and no statistically significant difference was found between males and females.”
HumansGeneral populationMedian follow-up of 7.4 yearsMales versus femalessn = 1,894
Chronic nerve disorder was more common at older ages
NeuroepidemiologyNov 9, 2026

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Age is associated with chronic axonal polyneuropathy prevalence and incidence in humans (General population).
“Prevalence and incidence increased with age”
HumansGeneral populationMedian follow-up of 7.4 yearsn = 1,894
Chronic nerve disorder was more common at older ages
NeuroepidemiologyNov 9, 2026

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NeuroepidemiologyNov 9

Chronic nerve disorder was more common at older ages

Of 1,894 adults aged 50 and older, 6.0% had the disorder at the first screening; follow-up identified 48 new cases.Of 1,894 adults aged 50 and older, 6.0% had the disorder at the first screening; follow-up identified 48 new cases.

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