https://www.selleckchem.com/products/amg-232.html 5 (95% confidence interval 1.9-29.9). After neuropathy screening, 19 (46%) patients were offered neurologic therapy and/or additional diagnostic evaluation. This included CTS release surgery (16, 39%), neuropathic pain medication (3, 7%), nerve block (1, 2%), wrist splinting (2, 5%) and foot care (1, 2%). Spine imaging was performed for 3 (7%) patients, and deltoid muscle and sural nerve biopsy for 1 (2%) patient. Screening of wtATTR patients for neurologic complications resulted in a management change for nearly half. CTS, polyneuropathy and ulnar neuropathy were common. This approach warrants consideration as part of routine assessment for newly diagnosed wtATTR patients. Screening of wtATTR patients for neurologic complications resulted in a management change for nearly half. CTS, polyneuropathy and ulnar neuropathy were common. This approach warrants consideration as part of routine assessment for newly diagnosed wtATTR patients.This paper describes the reimbursement policy for immune checkpoint inhibitors in Taiwan and provides a perspective to improve the quality, consistency, and transparency of decision making. Global trends for cancer treatment have shifted from chemotherapies to targeted therapies and immuno-oncology (IO) medicine, leading to significant increases in treatment costs. To enhance the accessibility of advanced therapy, the Taiwan National Health Insurance Administration announced two pathways for high-cost medicine the managed entry agreement and a set of general rules of reimbursement submission for high-cost drugs. To further manage the financial burden on Taiwan's national health insurance system, the policy makers introduced novel inhibitory drugs for cancer immune checkpoints, subject to a maximum annual budget of NT$800 million (≈US$26.7 million). In April 2019, a national registry was established for patients undergoing cancer immunotherapy. Clinical characteristics, treatment duration,