Titlebook: Drug Delivery in Cancer Treatment II; Symptom Control, Cyt Lennart Domell?f Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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Analgesic Drugs in Palliative Care, of survival. By quality of survival we mean the psychosocial, environmental, and physical conditions of the individual which deteriorate during the advanced and terminal phases of cancer. It is a multidisciplinary approach, encompassing the patient, the family, and the community in its scope.

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Immunotherapy and Interactions of Cytokines in the Host,g normal tissue. In surgery and radiation therapy this aspect is fulfilled by the histological and gross anatomical delineation of tumor tissue. Chemotherapy and immunotherapy are rather dependent on specific or unique features in metabolism, microstructures and on the molecular appearance of tumor

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Optimised Treatment Modalities for Hypoxic Tumour Cells,particular cell populations within tumours has therefore a sound rational basis. Considerable evidence supports the existence of hypoxic cells in solid tumours, and their role in limiting response to radiotherapy and chemotherapy [1,2].

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Drug Delivery to Cancer Patients in Home Care: Experience with Intraarterial and Intravenous Chemoto face long-term tumour-specific therapy are frequently hospitalised and therefore excluded from their usual psychosocial environment. For the tumour patient, this important additional burden means a substantially lowered quality of life. This problem is especially associated with continuous cytotox

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