Radiation induced neuropathies

Evidence-based neurology checklist on radiation induced neuropathies: Radiation-induced mononeuropathies Sciatic Femoral Phrenic Radiation-induced cranial neuropathies Other radiation-induced nerve disorders

Radiation-induced mononeuropathies

  • Sciatic
  • Femoral
  • Phrenic

Radiation-induced cranial neuropathies

Other radiation-induced nerve disorders

References

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