Titlebook: Rehabilitation and palliation of cancer patients; (Patient care) Hermann Delbrück Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Paris 2007 Cancer palliation.Ca

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Palliation of cancer patients in terminal care Clinical issues that commonly arise in the last hours of living include the management of feeding and hydration, changes in consciousness, delirium, pain, breathlessness, and secretions. All drugs necessary for symptom control must continuously be given in the terminal phase.

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Psychological support and self-help groups in cancer rehabilitation and palliational strain can be caused by the effects of the therapy, which are sometimes more severe than those of the cancer itself. Fear and depression are frequent. Feelings of sadness, helplessness, and aggression can arise. Researchers in the USA estimate that at least one third of all cancer patients develops psychosomatic symptoms requiring psychotherapy.

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work with a spatial . operator, leading to the spatial logic for closure spaces SLCS, and its combination with the temporal logic CTL, leading to STLCS. The interplay of space and time permits one to define complex spatio-temporal properties. Both for the spatial and the spatio-temporal fragment eff

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