title={Chemokine induction by all - trans retinoic acid and arsenic trioxide in acute promyelocytic leukemiatriggeringthe differentiation syndrome
APL , ATRA , CR 34 2009 Chemokine induction by all - trans retinoic acid and arsenic trioxide in acute promyelocytic leukemiatriggeringthe differentiation syndrome
Prednisone is usedto preventdifferentiation syndrome
Prednisone ( 0.5 mg / kg / day ) was givento preventdifferentiation syndrome
Prednisone ... the end of inductionto preventdifferentiation syndrome
a release of cytokines that leads to leukocytosis , weight gain , fever , pulmonary edema , renal impairment , pleural and pericardial effusions , hypotension , congestive heart failure , and respiratory failure(passive) is caused byDifferentiation syndrome
where the steroids are just given prophylacticallyto preventthe differentiation syndrome
particularly when ATRA - ATO combination therapy is being usedto preventdifferentiation syndrome
even in high - risk APML.34 She was given prophylactic steroids plus hydroxyureato preventdifferentiation syndrome
to leukocytosis ... weight gain , fever , pulmonary edema , renal impairment , pleural and pericardial effusions , hypotension , congestive heart failure , and respiratory failureleadsto leukocytosis ... weight gain , fever , pulmonary edema , renal impairment , pleural and pericardial effusions , hypotension , congestive heart failure , and respiratory failure
a fever , weight gain , and breathing problemscan causea fever , weight gain , and breathing problems
to the clinic complaining of headaches , sleep disturbances , headaches , dyspareunia , and temporomandibular joint absence of specific therapeutic goalscould leadto the clinic complaining of headaches , sleep disturbances , headaches , dyspareunia , and temporomandibular joint absence of specific therapeutic goals
fever , weight gain , trouble breathing , and/or lung and heart problemsmay causefever , weight gain , trouble breathing , and/or lung and heart problems
in dilated cardiomyopathyresultingin dilated cardiomyopathy