Oncologic emergencies in primary care: Five malignancy-associated conditions to watch for: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 78, No 4

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Although cancer is usually thought of as a chronic, debilitating illness, it can be accompanied by or present with an emergency condition. Drs Thomas and Robinson concisely review the five acute malignancy-associated problems most likely to confront primary care physicians, providing a guide to early, accurate diagnosis and treatment.

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