Neutropenic sepsis video

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Published: 17 June 2019

Stuart shares his experience of having neutropenic sepsis. The video talks about: what neutropenic sepsis is, how it can develop after chemotherapy, symptoms of neutropenic sepsis, getting help if you feel unwell, treatments for neutropenic sepsis and how to help prevent it.


This video is British Sign Language enabled.


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