Neurological Toxicity Following Treatment with Chemotherapeutic Medicines: A Short Case

  • Ramesh Prajapati
  • Sanam Sharma
  • Pinki Rawal
Keywords: Cancer Therapy, CNS Toxicity, Neurological Toxicity

Abstract

Central nervous system toxicity associated with chemotherapeutic agents has been reported in the past. Many potentially promising chemotherapeutic agents are unusable because of central nervous system toxicity. We report a case of neurological complications observed in a subject with a retroperitoneal fibromyxosarcoma treated with Adriamycin and Vincristine. The neurological symptoms started an hour after drug administration and rapidly declined with appropriate therapy.

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Author Biographies

Ramesh Prajapati

MD (Internal Medicine), Hetauda, Bagmati Province, Nepal-44107

Sanam Sharma

MBBS and Consultant Researchers, Sahastradhara Road, Dehradun, India-248013

Pinki Rawal

MBBS and Consultant Researchers, Sahastradhara Road, Dehradun, India-248013

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CITATION
DOI: 10.26440/IHRJ/0601.04501
Published: 2022-04-23
How to Cite
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Ramesh Prajapati, Sanam Sharma, Pinki Rawal. Neurological Toxicity Following Treatment with Chemotherapeutic Medicines: A Short Case. IHRJ [Internet]. 2022Apr.23 [cited 2024Apr.26];6(1):CR3-CR4. Available from: https://ihrjournal.com/ihrj/article/view/501