The post by @BaerbelStu2141 (2026-05-09) links to a Mayo Clinic Proceedings article on symptomatic control of fever in lymphoma and leukemia, highlighting that fever commonly occurs in malignancy. The article specifically notes hypernephroma as an example of a tumor that can produce prolonged fever without detectable infection or metastatic disease and discusses clinical approaches to managing such fever.
User @BaerbelStu2141 (posted 2026-05-09) shared a Mayo Clinic Proceedings article on symptomatic control of fever in lymphoma and leukemia, linking via share.google/S7Zjk306oM5EcPQ.
Important to know SYMPTOMATIC CONTROL OF FEVER IN LYMPHOMA AND LEUKEMIA - Mayo Clinic Proceedings share.google/S7Zjk306oM5EcPQ…
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SYMPTOMATIC CONTROL OF FEVER IN LYMPHOMA AND LEUKEMIA
Fever is a relatively frequent finding in patients with malignant disease.1 Hypernephroma is the prototype of a tumor which may cause prolonged fever in the absence of infection or metastases.2,3 In...
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