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Toxoplasmosis in Patients with Cancer
Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1993The unusual occurrence, protein manifestations, and often devastating consequences of toxoplasmosis in patients with cancer emphasize the need for clinical acumen in the diagnosis and management of this disorder. Toxoplasmosis in patients with cancer has most commonly been described in association with Hodgkin's disease.
D M, Israelski, J S, Remington
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The Rorschach With Hospice Cancer Patients and Surviving Cancer Patients
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1991Two groups, terminally ill hospice female lung and breast cancer patients and surviving female lung and breast cancer patients (mean age = 74.3 years), were given the Rorschach to discern the underlying personality structure. The hospice patients were found to be withdrawn, anxious, depressed, and unable to express their deep, fearful emotions.
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Seizures in patients with cancer
Cancer, 2020Seizures are common in patients with cancer and either result from brain lesions, paraneoplastic syndromes, and complications of cancer treatment or are provoked by systemic illness (metabolic derangements, infections). Evaluation should include a tailored history, neurologic examination, laboratory studies, neuroimaging, and electroencephalogram.
L. Nicolas Gonzalez Castro +1 more
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Social Science & Medicine, 1985
This is a preliminary report of the sleep architecture in patients receiving radiation for unresectable lung cancer. One group of nine patients said they were good sleepers and a second group of five said they were poor sleepers. All fourteen patients slept for three consecutive nights in a sleep laboratory. No differences were found in the group means
P M, Silberfarb +3 more
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This is a preliminary report of the sleep architecture in patients receiving radiation for unresectable lung cancer. One group of nine patients said they were good sleepers and a second group of five said they were poor sleepers. All fourteen patients slept for three consecutive nights in a sleep laboratory. No differences were found in the group means
P M, Silberfarb +3 more
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Cancer in the Immunosuppressed Patient
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1971Excerpt Manipulation of normal body processes to achieve therapeutic benefit may lead to undesired and late appearing complications.
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Headache in Patients with Cancer
Current Pain and Headache Reports, 2010Contemporary cancer research has led to unparalleled advances in therapeutics and improved survival. Even as treatment options continue to improve, quality of life should remain a priority. Headache drastically impacts the quality of life of patients with cancer and has a wide etiological scope, making diagnosis a challenge.
Samuel A, Goldlust +3 more
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Ministering to cancer patients
Journal of Religion and Health, 1994Ministers, both ordained and lay, face a special challenge in caring for cancer patients and their families. It is important for seminarians and ministers to have not only a basic understanding of cancer but also of the myriad psychological and spiritual dynamics that cancer patients and their families present.
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Heart, 2015
A 32-year-old woman with a history of adenocarcinoma presents with progressive dyspnoea evoked by activities of daily living, lower extremity oedema, and abdominal bloating and distention. An echocardiogram is performed with M-mode and Doppler images shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 (A) M-mode at the mid-ventricular level.
Thomas S, Metkus, Theodore, Abraham
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A 32-year-old woman with a history of adenocarcinoma presents with progressive dyspnoea evoked by activities of daily living, lower extremity oedema, and abdominal bloating and distention. An echocardiogram is performed with M-mode and Doppler images shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 (A) M-mode at the mid-ventricular level.
Thomas S, Metkus, Theodore, Abraham
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The Patient with Cancer and the Family
New England Journal of Medicine, 1966MUCH has been written about the patient with cancer, his doctor, his family and their inter-relations.
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Rehabilitation of the Cancer Patient
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1987Today, patients who have a diagnosis of cancer often face the same concerns as persons who have other types of chronic illnesses. The effects of the disease, the treatment, or both, may leave patients with residual impairments that necessitate sometimes prolonged periods of rehabilitation.
E G, Kudsk, G S, Hoffmann
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