The 3 affected neurologic domains of neoplastic meningitis in order of involvement is spinal cord and roots (60%) cranial nerve (35%) and cerebral hemisphere (15%)  Documented spinal cord manifestations of NM include: weakness (upper limb greater than the lower limb), sensory deficits in dermatomal origin and pain in the neck, back and upper extremity that is most frequently radicular. Cranial nerve manifestation includes diplopia which is the most common sign in this category; trigeminal sensory and motor loss, cochlear dysfunction and optic neuropathy have also been observed. Cerebral hemisphere manifestations are mostly vague and non-specific includes headache and mental status changes. Symptoms are often multifocal and neuraxal. The most common presenting symptom of neoplastic meningitis is pain or seizure.
What are the symptoms of Neoplastic meningitis?
The 3 affected neurologic domains of neoplastic meningitis in order of involvement is spinal cord and roots (60%) cranial nerve (35%) and cerebral hemisphere (15%)  Documented spinal cord manifestations of {{ORGANIZATION}} include: weakness (upper limb greater than the lower limb), sensory deficits in dermatomal origin and pain in the neck, back and upper extremity that is most frequently radicular. Cranial nerve manifestation includes diplopia which is the most common sign in this category; trigeminal sensory and motor loss, cochlear dysfunction and optic neuropathy have also been observed. Cerebral hemisphere manifestations are mostly vague and non-specific includes headache and mental status changes. Symptoms are often multifocal and neuraxal. The most common presenting symptom of neoplastic meningitis is pain or seizure.