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Early changes in tests of peripheral nerve function during oxaliplatin treatment and their correlation with chemotherapy‐induced polyneuropathy symptoms and signs

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Assessment of the severity of chronic peripheral neuropathy during oxaliplatin treatment is based on symptoms. Efforts to adjust the total dose of oxaliplatin to prevent severe neuropathy can be complicated… Click to show full abstract

Assessment of the severity of chronic peripheral neuropathy during oxaliplatin treatment is based on symptoms. Efforts to adjust the total dose of oxaliplatin to prevent severe neuropathy can be complicated by the worsening of neuropathy symptoms following treatment. Objective measures of the structure and function of peripheral nerves during early phases of treatment may aid in determining the optimal oxaliplatin dose in individual patients. Intraepidermal nerve fibre density (IENFD) has been suggested as an early marker of peripheral neuropathy.

Keywords: oxaliplatin treatment; treatment; changes tests; function; nerve; early changes

Journal Title: European Journal of Neurology
Year Published: 2019

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