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*Radiation therapy

* History of childhood head and neck radiation therapy * Total body radiation for bone marrow transplantation

* Post-radiation therapy

* Therapy-related: from 1 to 8 or more years following chemotherapy ...morbidities, no history of prior exposure to cytotoxic agents or radiation therapy, and no history of prior MDS or other hematologic disorder

...essive therapy|Immunosuppressants]], [[chemotherapy]], [[Radiation therapy|radiation]] ...[benzene]], [[MDMA]], glue, [[Pesticide|pesticides]], [[Radiation toxicity|radiation]], organic solvents

** Radiation therapy ** Radiation therapy

*** Second-line: botulinum toxin as second-line therapy (after feeding tube insertion) *** Third-line: salivary gland radiation

* [[HIV medications|Combination antiretroviral therapy]] is the mainstay of treatment for all patients with HIV * Radiation therapy

...suppression (including [[corticosteroids]], [[chemotherapy]], [[radiation therapy]], and transplantation), [[HIV]], [[HSCT]], [[malignancy]], [[nephrotic syn

...00; [[fludarabine]] and T-cell depletion, until CD4 >200; any antileukemic therapy

...counts, neutropenia, cirrhosis, liver transplantation, and glucocorticoid therapy ** Glucocorticoid therapy is most common risk factor in these patients

...nts: alcohol, amphetamines, cocaine, steroids, chemotherapy, heavy metals, radiation *For symptomatic HFrEF ≤40%, the overall approach is quadruple therapy: ARNI or ACEi/ARB, β-blockers, aldosterone agonists, and SGLT2 inhibitors

* Vancomycin is appropriate empiric therapy ...orm develops, needs to be in droplet isolation until 48 hours of effective therapy