Anti-MA2 paraneoplastic syndrome associated with non-small cell lung cancer presenting with progressive ophthalmoplegia and generalized tremor

Key Points

• Progressive ophthalmoplegia and generalized tremor occur in a patient with anti-MA2 syndrome.
• A 67-year-old man with diagnosed non-small cell lung cancer presents these unusual neurological symptoms.
• Observational analysis indicates the potential link between anti-MA2 syndrome and lung cancer cases.
• This highlights the importance of recognizing neuroimmune responses in cancer-related conditions.