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Emergencies in Oncology Practice: A Clinical Approach

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Emergencies in Oncology Practice: A Clinical Approach

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Case Description

Oncologic emergencies require rapid recognition and timely management to improve patient outcomes. This session will provide a practical overview of common emergencies such as tumor lysis syndrome, spinal cord compression, and febrile neutropenia. Emphasis will be placed on early warning signs,...

Case Summary

  • Oncological emergencies demand prompt and effective intervention, as the initial treatment significantly impacts the patient's long-term outcome and quality of life. Spinal cord compression, a critical emergency, requires timely diagnosis via MRI and urgent radiation treatment to prevent permanent neurological dysfunction. Ideally, decompression should occur within 72 hours to maximize the chances of regaining ambulation.

Speaker Profile

Dr. Sairam Chinthamadaka

Dr. Sairam Chinthamadaka

Director and Senior Consultant Oncologist, Senior Cancer Specialist, Hon. Secretary IMA AMS Hqrs (2024-26), Vice President Zone- 1, IMA TS (2024-25)
Director and Senior Consultant Oncologist, Senior Cancer Specialist, Hon. Secretary IMA AMS Hqrs (2024-26), Vice President Zone- 1, IMA TS (2024-25)

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