ONCOLOGY - Oncological Emergencies for Medical Students

[@donamariearagon5734]

0:15 tumor lysis syndrome 3:06 neutropenic sepsis 5:56 spinal cord compression 9:58 superior vena cava obstruction 11:39 SIADH of malignancy 13:32 hypercalcemia of malignancy

[@deesalmon9632]

Thank yo!!

[@Amina-du8gb]

Such a good summary video of the emergencies, absolute life saver before exams!

[@nolaonyt]

Excellent. Really helped me prepare for the OCN exam!

[@AWhinyKid]

On point. So much good info in such a short video.

[@saikatroy2332]

Fabulous work ❤️

[@annahaque136]

Wonderful

[@PrasantaDatta-f3g]

Will ADH secretion increase progressively in undiagnosed and untreated cases of small cell cancer of lungs or it has no definite pattern?

[@radhwanabdulla6806]

Thanks Jade great

[@emekaabazie4125]

Great video

[@parisahhussain9663]

I thought flaccid paralysis occurs when an LMN lesion occurs? You get spasticity in UMN lesion

[@MedFlixAndChill]

Parisah Hussain good question. Spinal shock is characterised by LMN signs before UMN signs so initially patients will have flaccid paralysis then after they develop spasticity.

[@parisahhussain9663]

MedFlix ahh yes that makes a lot more sense!

[@dn3387]

i too got same doubt

[@dn3387]

but now cleared tq

[@KofikaJahan]

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