Titlebook: Management of Infectious Complication in Cancer Patients; Gary A. Noskin (Associate Professor of Medicine, M Book 1998 Springer Science+Bu

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Recent advances in the management of viral infections,s clinically important pathogens in cancer patients during the past decade. In part this is attributable to improved diagnostic techniques to better recognize viral pathogens as causes of illnesses not earlier recognized to be virally caused. In part this is also due to the increasing dose intensity

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Cytokines and biological response modifiers in the treatment of infection,tions. The incidence appears to be strongly correlated with the duration and degree of absolute neutropenia [.]. A neutrophil count of <500 cells/mm., and especially of <100 cells/mm., carries an increased risk for fever and bacterial infections, and a prolonged duration of neutropenia increases the

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Prevention of infection in immunocompromised hosts,ctor that limits the ability to administer cytotoxic chemotherapy is the risk of infection. This risk varies among patients based on their underlying disease and host defenses. Neutropenia is the most common host factor that predisposes patients to infection. Other important factors that increase th

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Pharmacologic considerations with antimicrobials used in oncology,n indicated. Therapy may be administered in response to a given pathogen at a specific site of infection or oftentimes is administered empirically. Multiple agents are frequently indicated to provide the necessary activity against likely microbial pathogens. This chapter addresses some of the pharma

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Economic impact of infections in patients with cancer,ation rates of medical care and have more medical interventions than patients with non-cancer-related diagnoses .. One study, that examined the costs associated with the treatment of cancer found treatment costs to be $29,708 a year ..

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