Tumor Lysis Syndrome (Oncologic Emergencies)

The manifestations, risk factors, pathogenesis, and prevention/treatment of tumor lysis syndrome - an oncologic emergency that most often complicates acute leukemia and non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
#oncology #hematology

[@matthewseinfeld5135]

Dr. Strong, thanks a lot for all of your videos, I look up to them as a standard. I would like to request more videos on neurology, especially localization and other facets in the neurological examination. I recognize this is a very broad topic, but I reckon this is something that needs your expertise in explaining. Once again, a sincere thank you. Have a great day.

[@tubeysr]

I love Dr Eric and this channel.

[@musieberihune1723]

Thank you you are smart ,attractive proffessor keep the good work sir

[@sunving]

Thank you DR Strong, good lecture.

[@rodinah4719]

Thank you doctor to help us understanding comprehensively 😊

[@townsendteaching]

Hi Dr Strong - Thanks for the great video. I'm a huge fan from Australia and got started with my own Med Ed UA-cam Channel after being inspired by creators like yourself. One of my first videos that did well was on TLS! Love the EBM content thank you.

[@StrongMed]

Dr. Townsend, thanks for the comment and stopping by. I just checked out your channel - it looks great!

[@dilaozut]

so clear and to the point

[@Zack_MD]

You are the best medical lecturer

[@lauren501]

Thank you, this video is so helpful!!!

[@adlesal24]

Comprehensive clinically-oriented talk

[@jeremiahbaker6396]

Thank you sir. Very useful

[@obiarnold9498]

Thanks Dr

[@carolkong6140]

Thank you!!

[@shaneyaw4542]

What is the risk of an innate immune reaction to the dsDNA fragments?

[@saraayoob2545]

❤❤❤

[@zuhairyassin505]

recombinant enzyme therapy for azotemia is already clinically applicated? if yes can you plz make a video on this topic proffessor strong

[@peev2]

Rasburicase is been used for long time now. In Europe it’s used as the branded Fasturtec.

[@danielfamayoutubable]

It's spelt RasBuricase with a B, not a P.

[@StrongMed]

Well that's frustrating...