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B symptoms or V symptoms?? - cp
Posted: Dec 09, 2010
The patient denies any __ symptoms.
I can't tell if it's a B or V. Help!
B-symptoms relate to lymphoma. - Olive
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B-symptoms are so called because lymphoma staging includes both a number (I-IV) and a letter (A or B). "A" indicates the absence of systemic symptoms, while "B" indicates their presence.
B symptoms include:
Fever greater than 38°C. Pel-Ebstein fever, the classic intermittent fever associated with Hodgkin disease, occurs at variable intervals of days to weeks and lasts for 1-2 weeks before resolving. However, fever associated with lymphoma can follow virtually any pattern. Drenching sweats, especially at night. Unintentional weight loss of >10% of normal body weight over a period of 6 months or less.
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Diagnosis is concussion. On a followup appoint the doc said - The patient notes that his _______ went away last night.
It sounds like "cryingness". I'm hearing "cr" at the beginning and "ness" at the end. Anyone have any ideas? ...
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He says what I swear is "four gut source of his symptomatology"
Here is the sentence: "He will undergo a diagnostic upper endoscopy to exclude a four gut_____source of his symptomatology."
I can't find this term anywhere, but he is a clear speaker and it definitely sounds like he's saying "four" Any ideas? ...