Isolated Shortness of Breath in a Woman With a History of Hodgkin Lymphoma

Conclusion:
When treating a patient with a history of malignancy who presents with dyspnea, it is important to consider the downstream effects related to cancer treatments, even decades later, to guide specific therapies and to assuage the patient’s fears.

Source: Journal of Intensive Care Medicine - April 20, 2015 Category: Intensive Care Authors: Clapham, K. R., Bhimani, R. D., Cooper, J. P., Stern, T. A. Tags: Case Report Source Type: research