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[Intermittent fever of neoplastic origin]
Bérengère Cador-Rousseau1, Claire Cazalets-Lacoste, Bernard Grosbois
1Département de médecine de l'adulte Hôpital Sud 35056 Rennes. berangere cador@chu.rennes.fr
La Revue Du Praticien
|March 28, 2002
Abstract:
Cancer and hemopathy account from 4.5% to 14% of causes of intermittent fever (IF). The tumoral etiology is loss frequent in IF than continues fever. The man physiopathologic mechanism is represented by secretion of cytokines from tumour cells. IF may be the presenting symptom of cancer. This case diagnosis is usually made by cautions clinical evaluation and imaging. When cancer is known, IF can be related to infectious diseases or neoplastic evolution.