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    A pregnant woman at 17 weeks and 3 days was diagnosed with cancerous bone marrow metastases of unknown primary origin. She also has anemia, low platelet count, electrolyte imbalances including low potassium, sodium and high calcium levels, stage 1 high blood pressure, stomach and intestinal inflammation, heartburn, liver growth, gallbladder inflammation and cysts, and kidney swelling related to the pregnancy. Various medical tests were performed to examine her condition.

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    A pregnant woman at 17 weeks and 3 days was diagnosed with cancerous bone marrow metastases of unknown primary origin. She also has anemia, low platelet count, electrolyte imbalances including low potassium, sodium and high calcium levels, stage 1 high blood pressure, stomach and intestinal inflammation, heartburn, liver growth, gallbladder inflammation and cysts, and kidney swelling related to the pregnancy. Various medical tests were performed to examine her condition.

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    A pregnant woman at 17 weeks and 3 days was diagnosed with cancerous bone marrow metastases of unknown primary origin. She also has anemia, low platelet count, electrolyte imbalances including low potassium, sodium and high calcium levels, stage 1 high blood pressure, stomach and intestinal inflammation, heartburn, liver growth, gallbladder inflammation and cysts, and kidney swelling related to the pregnancy. Various medical tests were performed to examine her condition.

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    Diagnosis: Cancerous metastases in the bone marrow without unknown primary origin.

    Pregnancy 17+3
    weeks. Anemia 1st degree, unknown etiology. Thrombocytopenia, unknown etiology. Hydroelectrolytic
    disorders (partially treated): hypokalemia, hyponatremia, hypercalcemia of unknown etiology.
    Hypertension, stage 1. Erythematous gastroduodenopathy. Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
    Capilar hepatic hemangioma.
    Chronic acalculous cholecystitis. Gallbladder polyps. Gestational pyeloectasia on the right.

    Clinical and paraclinical examination:


    Panendoscopy, chest x-ray, blood tests.

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