In the correspondence “Ataxic Guillain–Barre syndrome with anti-GQIb antibody: Relation to Miller Fisher syndrome” by Derakhshan (Neurology 2000;55:1419–1420), the word “myelopathy” was mistyped as “myelinopathy” in the last sentence of the Letter to the Editor. The author apologizes for this error.
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