Patient was registered to (b)(6) study on (b)(6) 2014.Sbrt occurred on (b)(6) /2014.Patient received a total of 2800 cgy.On (b)(6) 2015 patient presented via ems to treating hospital's ed with "acute onset, mild constant chest pain radiating to her left arm that woke her from sleep tonight." patient was noted to be hypoglycemic when ems arrived and was treated with oral glucose, on arrival to emergency department blood sugar was 47 and patient was given orange juice resulting in resolution of hypoglycemia.Chest pain also resolved in the emergency department, troponin i and ekg were negative for ischemia at that time but patient admitted to rule out acs and insulin adjustment.Patient was treated with aspirin for chest pain.Patient was discharged later the same day (b)(6) 2015 after remaining asymptomatic and negative second troponin i and ekg.These events were not related to sbrt but are related to patient's underlying medical history.Hypoglycemia - grade 2 at admission (resolved).Chest pain - grade 3 at admission (resolved).History: (b)(6) 2015 - cxr negative for any respiratory or cardiac issues.During the hospital stay patient also experienced hyperglycemia maximal grade 3.Dose, frequency and route used: 1400 cgy x 2 doses.Diagnosis for use: nsclc.
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