Sensory Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) is a rare heterogeneous
subgroup of GBS characterized by the primary involvement of sensory
neurons resulting in a distinctive clinical presentation. Sensory
GBS usually occurs with acute and monophasic sensory symptoms, and
no or minimal muscle weakness. Sensory GBS patient show hypo- or
areflexia, distal paresthesia, and normal cerebrospinal fluid
finding or albumino-cytologic dissociation which are suggesting
that these conditions are a GBS variant. Autonomic dysfunctions
have rarely been reported in sensory GBS patient presenting with
postural hypotension, abnormal heart rate response to respiration.
In this case, we demonstrate a patient with autonomic symptoms
dominant sensory GBS in systemic lupus erythematosus.

KEYWORDS : Guillain-Barré syndrome, Ataxia, Dysautonomia