Titlebook: Antiemetics in the Supportive Care of Cancer Patients; Maurizio Tonato Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10229-6 therapies, which will only disappear when the majority of malignancies are cured. A large proportion of patients using alternative therapies do so in an attempt to improve resistance and quality of life by mitigating the side-effects of chemotherapy or radiotherapy [3].

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Prevention of Acute Emesis from Other Emetogenic Drugs,f emesis is not only related to the intrinsic emetic capacity of the antitumour drug, but to other prognostic factors such as gender of the patient, previous chemotherapy-induced emesis, age, route, dose, schedule and setting of administration of the agent, combination with other emetic drugs, etc. [1,2].

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The Role of Nurses in the Prevention and Management of Emesis from Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy,osis and patients are then faced with the fear of death and the possible side-effects of treatment. While some patients are able to take the possibility of death stoically, many find the side-effects of treatment intolerable.

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Introduction,aused by chemotherapy, and this is the most frequent situation in cancer patients, their intensity and persistence can bring the patient to a refusal of treatment, even if it is potentially curative. Thus, every effort should be made to clarify the real causes of nausea and vomiting and to treat these symptoms adequately.

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Prevention of Acute Cisplatin-Induced Nausea and Vomiting, and its capacity to induce nausea and vomiting is unprecedented. High doses of cisplatin produce acute nausea and vomiting in almost all patients unless antiemetic drugs are used. Therefore much effort has been made to control this distressing side-effect and the present status will be updated in this chapter.

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Prevention of Emesis from Radiotherapy, sickness may, however, be considerably longer than that associated with chemotherapy — since a course of radiotherapy may involve 30 to 40 fractions (treatments) over a period of 6 to 8 weeks and, if untreated, sickness could persist throughout this period.