Is lambert eaton type 3 hypersensitivity?

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Definitely type II.

There are cases of mixed type II/IV (e.g., Guillain-barre), and scenarios that can yield both II and III (e.g., RF / PSGN in Strep infection).

But LE syndrome in particular is an isolated II I would say.
so PSGN is both?
 
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