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About
MNI Leadership Board
HCP Resources
Education
HCP Consensus Statements from
CJON
HCP Toolkits
ctDNA Testing for Response Monitoring
BRAF Testing
Care Step Pathways
Facebook Q&A Community
Videos
HCP Videos
Patient Videos
Decision Support Tools
Options for Stage II Melanoma
Options for Stage III Melanoma
Options for Stage IV Melanoma
Patient Resources
Patient Action Plans
Non-Invasive Evaluation Tools For Suspicious Spots
Side Effect Search
BRAF Q&A
ctDNA Testing Handout
Oncolytic Viruses
International Resources
Australia
Canada
France
Germany
Italy
Portugal
Spain
UK
Rhabdomyolysis Management
In the presence of pain, muscle weakness, vomiting, confusion, tea-colored urine, anticipate dose holds/discontinuations for immunotherapy
Provide intravenous fluids and corticosteroids; check creatine kinase levels
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