Handbook of Advanced Cancer Care

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Michael J. Fisch, Eduardo Bruera
Cambridge University Press, 27 mar 2003 - 510
Patients with advanced cancer increasingly receive end-of-life care from a variety of non-specialist physicians and nurses. However, there is no comprehensive source of information available to these professionals at a level between specialist oncology texts and nursing texts. To remedy this, two eminent physicians from one of the world's foremost cancer centers have drawn together a remarkable team to provide a handbook which covers the full range of problems non-specialists will encounter, covering general principles in oncology, the primary tumors, and management of specific symptoms and syndromes.
 

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Principles of diagnosis and staging
3
Principles of palliative chemotherapy
12
56
21
Principles of palliative surgery
22
J Lynn Palmer
40
7
48
Ethics of decision making towards the end of life
58
9
68
Unknown primary site cancer
254
Ralph Zinner
262
33
271
34
277
35
287
36
294
37
300
338
308

Mary Ann Richardson
88
Vincent Hsieh and Jane Ingham
96
12
102
Practical aspects of home care
108
14
115
15
123
17
137
Breast cancer
150
19
160
Prostate cancer
171
Pancreatic and hepatobiliary cancer
178
22
190
23
197
24
207
Lori Wood
217
Bladder cancer
223
272
229
28
235
29
247
39
317
40
324
Multiple myeloma
331
Assessment of pain
341
Difficult pain management problems 355
357
Fatigue
374
Delirium
390
the heat is on
408
Hypercalcemia of malignancy
426
Wound care of the advanced cancer patient
439
Navari
444
57
450
59
460
60
469
61
475
Michael J Boyer
481
Superior vena cava syndrome
488
Index
500
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Michael J. Fisch, M.D., MPH is Chair of the Department of General Oncology in the Division of Cancer Medicine at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. Dr Fisch is a national leader in symptom management and survivorship care. His research and clinical work in this area focuses on the assessment and management of patients with complex symptom problems from the time of diagnosis, through treatment, during survivorship and at the end of life. As medical director of the M. D. Anderson Community Clinical Oncology Program Research Base, Dr Fisch also oversees a network of M. D. Anderson managed clinical trials aimed at cancer control, prevention and therapy implemented and conducted efficiently in a community environment.

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