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Sometimes cancer announces itself in unexpected ways—through weakness, electrolyte abnormalities, rashes, or blood clots rather than a visible tumor. In this episode of One Stem at a Time, we break down the high-yield paraneoplastic syndromes you need to recognize on exams, from Lambert-Eaton and myasthenia gravis to SIADH, ectopic ACTH, dermatomyositis, Trousseau syndrome, and hypercalcemia of malignancy. We focus on classic presentations, key cancer associations, underlying mechanisms, and board-ready pearls to help you spot the diagnosis fast when the symptoms don’t seem to fit.
By Andrew RobertsonSometimes cancer announces itself in unexpected ways—through weakness, electrolyte abnormalities, rashes, or blood clots rather than a visible tumor. In this episode of One Stem at a Time, we break down the high-yield paraneoplastic syndromes you need to recognize on exams, from Lambert-Eaton and myasthenia gravis to SIADH, ectopic ACTH, dermatomyositis, Trousseau syndrome, and hypercalcemia of malignancy. We focus on classic presentations, key cancer associations, underlying mechanisms, and board-ready pearls to help you spot the diagnosis fast when the symptoms don’t seem to fit.