Titlebook: Clinical Cancer Medicine; Treatment Tactics Jacob J. Lokich Book 1980 G.K. Hall & Co. 1980 cancer

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General Concepts in Cancer Managementbeen, by and large, one of nihilism. Such an approach has been based on the assumption that the cancer patient will inevitably die and that the acute complication may obviate a long period of suffering. Consequently, it is common for the patient with cerebral metastases, for example, to be allowed t

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Central Nervous System Syndromesongevity of patients with primary and metastatic cancer is prolonged with improved systemic therapies. The increasing frequency of secondary brain lesions in rare and common cancers may be because the brain is a pharmacologic sanctuary from chemotherapeutic agents; therefore, although systemic tumor

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Spinal Cord Compressionval is frequently prolonged, and the paralytic effects of cord compression can be an overwhelming ordeal for both the patient and the family. Nursing care, physical therapy, rehabilitation, and psychosocial attention are all part of the expanded health care needs of patients with residual neurologic

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