Thursday, September 17, 2009
Malignant Mesothelioma - Clinical Features
Unexplained pleural effusions with
dyspnea, as well as chest wall pain
About 80% of patients with pleural
malignant mesothelioma are male.
Cancer Syndrome: wt loss, fever, night
sweats, cachexia, fatigue,
thrombocytosis, high ESR, low
albumin, and anemia. Are usually
manifested in the later stages.
dyspnea, as well as chest wall pain
About 80% of patients with pleural
malignant mesothelioma are male.
Cancer Syndrome: wt loss, fever, night
sweats, cachexia, fatigue,
thrombocytosis, high ESR, low
albumin, and anemia. Are usually
manifested in the later stages.
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