Oncology physical s/l "Kronosky" performance status TIA

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he presented to my office with s/l; decreasing performance status nausea, diarrhea

If this is decreasing performance status is there any punctuation following?

This is also an ESL

Thanks

Doc is saying ECOG performance status 1 and s/l ACOG performance status 1.  I do not think he is repeating the ECOG again.  Not sure what ACOG means if there is such a thing.  Patient has non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and AIDS and is admitted for chemotherapy.

I have experience with hematology/oncology but not radiation oncology.  Is it a difficult jump from one to the other?  Broad learning curve?  Any info would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

Here's the context: He smiles much of the time; he is cooperative.  Symptom status revealed that he knew that George Bush was the current president and that Bill Clinton preceded him.  He denies hearing any voices..... 

Symptom sounds similar to System, Simple, etc., for this example.  Any input?

the patient has ALL.

Doc says: XXXXX is status post MUD-BMT on June 7, 2006 after conditioning with (S/L) Thiapenta/TVI/Cytoxan.

I get Cytoxan but am questioning the other 2 because I cannot find any references. Can anyone help? TIA!!!!!

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has anyone heard s/l "panjection chemotherapy?"

Where do the commas go here?

Radical mastectomy,

reconstruction with lymph node positive PR/ER positive HER negative disease. 

Trying to type a lab for an oncology patient and have no idea where to look to determine what he is talking about.

This is what I hear Blood chemistries are obtained for S-peptin and _______quantification, immunoglobulin quantification and beta 2 microglobular.   I have been unable to verify this or to fill in the blank.

I'm doing an oncology report by an ESL on a patient with an abnormal platelet and white count.  She says they have sent investigations for molecular diagnostics including BCR-ABL translocation.  Then she seems to back track and correct herself and say BCR-ABL and translocation and jactermitation to evaluate for myeloproliferative disorders.  Any ideas?

Meanwhile, I'll go back to trying to research this on Google.

What is correct?  FOLFOX4, Folfox-4

Thanks.

Patient with a GI stromal tumor that is s/l C-Kit positive.  Any ideas?

Has anyone heard of a patient receiving s/l Lenrow?