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Gayle Sanders was seen in the ED for generalized abdominal pain for the last 2-3 days. Workup revealed generalized carcinomatosis, primary site undetermined. She will be referred to the oncology clinic for additional workup and abdominal paracentesis. ____________________

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A 25-year-old male is admitted for chemotherapy. He has inoperable giant cell glioblastoma. He is in relatively good spirits and presents with his parents and wife. ____________________

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