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Prevalence and risk factors for nausea and vomiting in breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. [PDF]
Acta OncolFeng Y, Wei L, Zou Q, Lei X, Yang X.
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Chemotherapy-related symptoms in colorectal cancer patients: A latent profile analysis. [PDF]
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Cancer patients’ experiences with urgent referrals to cancer patient pathways
European Journal of Cancer Care, 2018We aimed to explore whether cancer patients urgently referred to a cancer patient pathway (CPP) (CPP referred) by a general practitioner report experiences of pre-diagnosis cancer care differently than patients not referred to a CPP (non-CPP referred).Data were collected from cross-sectional questionnaire surveys among cancer patients and their GPs and
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1974
Excerpt The word "cancer" has a connotation that produces fear and terror. It is often linked with "terminal." It is therefor unfortunate that some medical schools have been unwilling to identify a...
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Excerpt The word "cancer" has a connotation that produces fear and terror. It is often linked with "terminal." It is therefor unfortunate that some medical schools have been unwilling to identify a...
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Thromboprophylaxis in the Cancer Patient
Acta Haematologica, 2001Cancer patients not undergoing treatment and without a history of venous thrombosis do not, as a general rule, require prophylaxis. However, venous thromboembolism is of sufficient magnitude in patients undergoing treatment for cancer for thromboprophylaxis to be routinely employed.
P A, Thodiyil, D C, Walsh, A K, Kakkar
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Dental Clinics of North America, 1983
Patients with cancer require competent oral health care, provided by a sympathetic and conscientious clinician. Often the ambulatory patient will be best managed by the generalist-family dentist. An understanding of the nature of oral disease in these compromised patients and a readiness to discuss dental treatment modifications with the attending ...
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Patients with cancer require competent oral health care, provided by a sympathetic and conscientious clinician. Often the ambulatory patient will be best managed by the generalist-family dentist. An understanding of the nature of oral disease in these compromised patients and a readiness to discuss dental treatment modifications with the attending ...
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