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Rossdonaldson1: /* General Epidural Compression Syndrome Management */

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General Epidural Compression Syndrome Management

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	*[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of		*[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of
	patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>		patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>
	**Note: dexamethasone can be used to reduce compressive edema from epidural metastases, but is more likely to worsen an infection from spinal epidural abscess.		**Note: [[dexamethasone]] can be used to reduce compressive edema from epidural metastases, but is more likely to worsen an infection from spinal epidural abscess.
	*Consult spine service		*Consult spine service
	*Consider foley for bladder decompression		*Consider foley for bladder decompression

Rossdonaldson1: /* General Epidural Compression Syndrome Management */

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General Epidural Compression Syndrome Management

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	*[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of		*[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of
	patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>		patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>
	**Note: dexamethasone can be used to reduce compressive edema from epidural metastases, but ~~are~~ more likely to worsen an infection from spinal epidural abscess.		**Note: dexamethasone can be used to reduce compressive edema from epidural metastases, but is more likely to worsen an infection from spinal epidural abscess.
	*Consult spine service		*Consult spine service
	*Consider foley for bladder decompression		*Consider foley for bladder decompression

Rossdonaldson1: /* General Epidural Compression Syndrome Management */

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General Epidural Compression Syndrome Management

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	*[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of		*[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of
	patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>		patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>
			**Note: dexamethasone can be used to reduce compressive edema from epidural metastases, but are more likely to worsen an infection from spinal epidural abscess.
	*Consult spine service		*Consult spine service
	*Consider foley for bladder decompression		*Consider foley for bladder decompression

Rossdonaldson1 at 18:17, 19 August 2018

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			===General [[Epidural compression syndromes\|Epidural Compression Syndrome]] Management===
	*[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of		*[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of
	patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>		patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>
	*Consult spine service		*Consult spine service
	*Consider foley for bladder decompression		*Consider foley for bladder decompression

Mholtz at 22:36, 9 May 2017

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	#[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of		*[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of
	patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>		patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>
	#Consider foley for bladder decompression		*Consult spine service
	~~#Radiation therapy (if due to neoplasm)~~		*Consider foley for bladder decompression
	~~#Consult spine service (neurosurgery or ortho; institution dependent)~~

Rossdonaldson1: /* Management */

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Management

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	~~==Management==~~
	#[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of		#[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of
	patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>		patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>

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==Management==
#[[Dexamethasone]]: at least 16 mg IV as soon as possible after assessment<ref>Metastatic spinal cord compression: Diagnosis and management of
patients at risk of or with metastatic spinal cord compression. Full Guideline. November 2008. Developed for NICE by the National Collaborating Centre for Cancer. ©2008 National Collaborating Centre for Cancer</ref>
#Consider foley for bladder decompression
#Radiation therapy (if due to neoplasm)
#Consult spine service (neurosurgery or ortho; institution dependent)