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International efforts in geriatric radiation oncology
Introduction Geriatric assessment GA has been recommended to form part of treatment decision making for older adults with cancer However despite consensus guidelines from various organizations GA does not appear to be a part of routine practice in ...
Jeppesen, SS +8 more
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An International Expert Delphi Consensus to Develop Dedicated Geriatric Radiation Oncology Curriculum Learning Outcomes. [PDF]
PURPOSE: The management of older adults with cancer is rapidly becoming a significant challenge in radiation oncology (RO) practice. The education of future radiation oncologists in geriatric oncology is fundamental to ensuring that older adults receive ...
Berger, A +12 more
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Geriatric oncology in Mexico [PDF]
Le Mexique est un pays à revenu moyen supérieur situé en Amérique du Nord, avec une espérance de vie croissante et une population croissante de personnes âgées. En raison du vieillissement de la population et des changements de mode de vie, le nombre de cas de cancer chez les personnes âgées devrait augmenter au cours des prochaines décennies, ce qui ...
Carolina Gómez-Moreno +2 more
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Background Evidence-based practice in geriatric oncology is growing, and national initiatives have focused on expanding cancer care and research to improve health outcomes for older adults. However, there are still gaps between knowledge and practice for
Carolyn J. Presley +8 more
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Care of the older cancer population is complex and challenging. Older adults are underrepresented in clinical trials, which drive oncology treatment.
Bray, Victoria J. (R21151) +23 more
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External validation of the first prognostic nomogram for older adults with cancer
Background: The geriatric oncology population tends to be complex because of multimorbidity, functional and cognitive decline, malnutrition and social frailty.
Yu Ling Tay +12 more
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Background: The geriatric assessment is a multidimensional evaluation of an older person. Globally, it is reported that geriatric assessments can lead to a change in the oncologic therapy decisions in approximately 28% of patients, but there are no ...
Vanita Noronha +19 more
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Geriatric assessment in oncology [PDF]
With the anticipated growth in the numbers of elderly persons, a higher prevalence of cancers among older persons is expected; as a result, oncologists will treat larger numbers of older persons in their practices. Clinicians caring for older persons with cancer must recognize the heterogeneity of the elderly population and focus their assessments and ...
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Cancer is a common health problem in the older population. In Switzerland, more than 40,000 patients are diagnosed with cancer every year, with the majority older than 65 years.
Marcus Vetter +14 more
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POLYPHARMACY IN GERIATRIC ONCOLOGY
The growing incidence of comorbidities related to the prolongation of life span brings out the risk of polypharmacy. Problems caused by polypharmacy could be more severe in elderly patients due to changes in the pharmacokinetics and pharmaceutical effects of drugs.
Ulusoylar N., DOST F. S., SOYSAL P.
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