Educational objectives:
To discuss a case of adult-onset asymmetric distal leg weakness in a patient who presented with weakness and atrophy of the posterior compartment of the left leg.
Key Questions:
1. What is the differential diagnosis of asymmetric distal leg weakness?
2. How would a clinician approach diagnostic testing for such a patient?
3. What is the final diagnosis for this patient?
4. How to treat this patient?
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