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245 1 0 _aManaging Side Effects of Breast Cancer Treatment
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_cedited by Yeşim Bakar, Alper Tuğral.
250 _a1st ed. 2024.
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300 _aXXII, 421 p. 46 illus., 43 illus. in color.
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505 0 _aPart I : Medical Management of Breast Cancer -- 1. Breast cancer: General overview -- 2. Breast Cancer Surgery: Special Focus on Preventive Strategies in Breast Cancer Related Lymphedema -- 3. Oncological Treatment of Breast Cancer -- 4. Radiation Treatment in Breast Cancer -- 5. Genetic perspective of breast cancer patients: Implications for family members -- 6. Immunotherapy For Breast Cancer Survivors: Implications for Clinical Practice -- 7. Hormone Therapy and Oral Medications in Breast Cancer -- Part II : Common problems in breast cancer survivorship and management -- 8. Breast Cancer Related Lymphedema: From Description To Management -- 9. Physiotherapy And Rehabilitation For Pain In Breast Cancer: From Background To Management -- 10. Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy (Cipn) In Breast Cancer: A Detailed View Of The Burdensome Side Effect Of Chemotherapy -- 11. Postural and Balance Problems in Breast Cancer Survivors and Managing Options -- 12. Shoulder Function -- 13. Axillary Web Syndrome: Management and Implications for Function -- 14. Upper Back and Neck Problems and Management in Breast Cancer Survivorship -- 15. Respiratory Problems and Management in Breast Cancer Survivors: What Should We Focus On? -- 16. Fine motor function in breast cancer: Special focus on sensation -- 17. Exercise In Breast Cancer: A Key Factor For The Management Of Side Effects Of Breast Cancer -- 18. Nutrition In Breast Cancer -- Part III : Specific problems in breast cancer survivorship and management -- 19. Management Of Hematological Toxicity In Breast Cancer Patients -- 20. Sexual Dysfunction in Breast Cancer: Managing of Unmet Need of an Important Aspect -- 21. Cognitive Problems And Management In Breast Cancer -- 22. Psychosocial Perspective in Breast Cancer: From Diagnosis to Survivorship -- 23. Auditory/Vestibular Problems and Their Management After Systemic Chemotherapy in Breast Cancer -- 24. Sleep Problems And Management Breast Cancer -- 25. Fertility Problems in Breast Cancer Survivorship: Special Focus on Younger Breast Cancer Survivors -- 26. Financial Toxicity and Employment: Experienced Drawbacks For Back to Work -- 27. Body Image and Body Awareness in Breast Cancer: The Role of Imagination -- 28. Quality of Life in Breast Cancer Patients -- 29. Complementary Modalities in the Management of Symptoms of Breast Cancer -- 30. Catheter Care and Education in Breast Cancer Patients -- 31. Home Care Management of Breast Cancer Survivors: The Role of Caregivers -- 32. Telerehabilitation in Breast Cancer: A Promising Option For Managing Side Effects -- 33. Microbiota in Breast Cancer: A Need for Further Knowledge -- 34. Understanding, Addressing, and Managing Activities of Daily Living Limitations in Breast Cancer Survivors.
520 _aThis book comprehensively addresses various aspects of breast cancer survivorship issues, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary teamwork in their management. What sets this work apart is its collaborative approach, incorporating insights from diverse healthcare professionals. With increasing survival rates and prolonged disease-free periods, there is a strong need in managing breast cancer treatment in the short and long-term. This book underscores the necessity of addressing often overlooked or underestimated issues during the survivorship phase, contributing to enhance the knowledge from both the patient and healthcare provider perspectives. The book's content is thoughtfully organized to ensure accessibility, targeting not only specialized readers but also undergraduate health professional students, including physical therapists and nurses, who intend to delve deeper into the field of breast cancer care. This book will be an invaluable guide not only for healthcare professionals such as oncologists, hematologists, surgeons, physical therapists, nurses, nutritionists, and psychologists, but also for undergraduate students pursuing bachelor's degrees in these fields. Additionally, it offers valuable insights and support to breast cancer survivors on their journey to recovery.
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