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Pedro Magno, Iaaago Jorge e Ênio Macedo discutem sobre náusea e vômito em um paciente oncológico. Quais os diagnósticos diferenciais? Quais as condutas iniciais? Tipos diferentes de antieméticos? Tudo nesse episódio!

Minutagem:

00:10 Apresentação e sumarização dos assuntos

01:43 Apresentação do caso 1

09:27 Abordagem da síndrome de obstrução intestinal maligna

13:42 Terapêutica da síndrome de obstrução intestinal maligna

26:42 Apresentação do caso 2

29:10 Síndrome de hipertensão intracraniana

36:20 Diagnóstico da hipertensão intracraniana

38:43 Tratamento da hipertensão intracraniana

41:40 Apresentação do caso 3

48:58 Terapêutica do paciente oncológico

54:48 Encerramento e salves

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