AI Article Synopsis
- Oncologic emergencies can arise in both diagnosed cancer patients and those without a prior cancer diagnosis, making it crucial for primary care providers to consider cancer as a potential cause of vague symptoms.
- Symptoms associated with these emergencies can be nonspecific and may overlap with other medical issues, highlighting the need for careful evaluation.
- The text provides an overview of common oncologic emergencies, including potential diagnoses and management strategies for primary care practitioners to be aware of.
Article Abstract
Oncologic emergencies may occur in patients who have no prior diagnosis of malignancy as well as in patients who are known to have cancer. It is important for the primary care practitioner to consider an oncologic cause for symptoms or problems that may bring a patient into the office. These symptoms often are vague and could be indicative of numerous problems frequently associated with individuals who have cancer. A brief overview of the most common oncologic emergencies is given, along with differential diagnostic possibilities and management strategies.
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