Titlebook: Survivorship Care for Cancer Patients; A Clinician’s Handbo Stefan Rauh Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 oncology.survivorship

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Management of Cancer-Related Fatigue,ent tools for fatigue (e.g., ESAS), then assessed for impact of fatigue (e.g., Brief Fatigue Inventory) and of fatigue domains (e.g., Single-Item-Fatigue), and finally a list of possible reversible causes for fatigue shall be checked and treated (e.g., dehydration, hypercalcemia, hypothyroidism, ane

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Survivorship Follow-Up: Update About Evidence-Based Screening for Secondary Cancers,a more universal concern. We have focused this chapter on the prevalence and the risk factors for secondary cancers, and when existing we have presented the recommendations of screening for high-risk former patients. We have not dealt with the specific case of the patients with a genetic predisposit

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Nutrition in Survivorship Care, diagnosis and treatment of cancer has led to a continually increasing number of cancer survivors, which is associated with a corresponding growth in the need for effective posttreatment management programs. Several nutritional guidelines have been published for cancer survivors to achieve a better

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Survivorship and Palliative Care: First the One, Then the Other?,lance for recurrence and management of treatment-related side effects to the approach of holistically integrate all needs for cancer patients which also includes rehabilitation, detecting, and treating sequelae, as well as social and professional reintegration and the inclusion of psychological, soc

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Definition of Survivorship Care,ncludes a) survivors cured without anticancer treatment, b) survivors with anticancer (adjuvant) treatment in curative intent, and c) survivors with well-controlled incurable cancer with or without anticancer treatment. This definition may guide effective cancer survivorship care tackling survivors’