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A wide variety of medical emergencies may develop in patients with cancer. Some of the more common ones can be anticipated and prevented; others are less predictable, especially those caused by the newer chemotherapy regimens. When emergencies occur, the earlier diagnosis is made and treatment begun, the greater the opportunity for improved quality of life and survival. Dr Neilan focuses on the most timely aspects of management.
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Barbara A. Neilan
Barbara A. Neilan, MD Dr Neilan is associate professor of medicine, hematology/oncology division, department of medicine, Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.