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The pharmaceutical neuropathy is the most often complication from the part of the nervous system at children, receiving the therapy with chemical therapeutic agents. Among most unfavorable substance vincristine (VNC) is highlighted, which neurotoxicity often causes the dose reduction or its full withdrawal from the used treatment protocol. The clinical pattern of the VNC induced neuropathy in most cases is represented by the lesion of nerve fibers of upper and lower extremities with the development of symptoms of the peripheral polyneuropathy. In more rare cases VNC causes the lesion of axons of cranial and brain nerves. The given clinical case describes the monitoring of the cranial neuropathy, the lesion of the oculomotor nerve, presented by bilateral ptosis at a child with Ewing,s sarcoma, treated by С WS-2009 protocol.

CRANIAL NEUROPATHY, INDUCED BY VINCRISTINE ADMINISTRATION AT A CHILD SUFFERING WITH EWING,S SARCOMA