<unk><unk>  syndrome is a medical emergency and requires prompt treatment. Patients who develop TLS should receive intensive care with continuous cardiac monitoring and measurement of electrolytes, creatinine, and uric acid every four to six hours. Special attention should be given to correct the electrolyte abnormalities. Hyperurecemia should be treated with rasburicase at 0.2 mg/kg with repeated doses as needed, to wash out the obstructing uric acid crystals with fluids with or without a loop diuretic, and then the appropriate use of renal replacement therapy is also required.
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