Gauri, L AAgrawal, N KBanerjee, SMisra, S N1990-08-012009-05-311990-08-012009-05-311990-08-01Gauri LA, Agrawal NK, Banerjee S, Misra SN. Neurological manifestations associated with bronchogenic carcinoma. Journal of the Indian Medical Association. 1990 Aug; 88(8): 224-6http://imsear.searo.who.int/handle/123456789/102453Neurological manifestations of bronchogenic carcinoma were studied in 50 cases, 42% of whom showed neurological abnormalities with 6% having more than one type. Recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis (20%) was the commonest, phrenic nerve paralysis (2%), paraneoplastic syndrome (12%), Pancoast's syndrome (10%) and metastatic involvement of central nervous system (4%) were other neurological manifestations. No evidence of encephalitis, motor neurone disease, myelopathy, Eaton-Lambert syndrome, myositis and drug-induced peripheral neuropathy was found in this study.engBrain Neoplasms --secondaryCarcinoma, Bronchogenic --complicationsHumansLung Neoplasms --complicationsNervous System Diseases --etiologyPancoast Syndrome --pathologyParalysis --etiologyParaneoplastic Syndromes --pathologyPhrenic NerveSpinal Neoplasms --secondaryVocal Cord Paralysis --etiologyJournal Article