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Phrenic nerve paralysis due to vincristine

Paul Gilliland, M H Holguin

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Vincristine is known to produce a peripheral neuropathy and less frequently autonomic neuropathy as well as cranial nerve palsies. We have been unable to find a report of vincristine neurotoxicity ...

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Vincristine is known to produce a peripheral neuropathy and less frequently autonomic neuropathy as well as cranial nerve palsies. We have been unable to find a report of vincristine neurotoxicity ...

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Vincristine is known to produce a peripheral neuropathy and less frequently autonomic neuropathy as well as cranial nerve palsies. We have been unable to find a report of vincristine neurotoxicity ...

Key concepts: Medicine, Vincristine, Paralysis, Phrenic nerve, Respiratory paralysis, Anesthesia, Surgery, Internal medicine

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