Titlebook: Interventional Radiology in Palliative Care; Peter L. Munk,Suresh B Babu Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Interventional Radi

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Ethics, Consent, and Communication Challengesthe appropriate usage of minimally invasive, image-guided procedures, the interventional radiologist can significantly improve both symptoms and quality of life for this group of patients. As with all practicing clinicians, interventional radiologists have ethical responsibilities to not only their

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Feeding Solutionss improving physical strength to fulfil his/her final objectives, improving satisfaction of the patient and his/her family and to avoid starvation. Interventional radiology can play an important role in improving nutrition by few ways such as aiding in enteral nutrition by insertion of difficult fee

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Cement Consolidation: Vertebral Augmentation and Cementoplastyntoplasty describes the percutaneous minimally invasive injection of a bone filler to consolidate the weakened bone in order to provide palliative effect and reduce the risk of an impending fracture or progression of an existing fracture. When applied to the spine, the technique is commonly known as

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Palliative Bone Tumors Thermal Ablationained ground in the last few decades, with a major role played for the treatment of painful bone tumors..The aim of this chapter is to present all the different ablative techniques available, their advantages and disadvantages as well as the strategies to be followed for their application in cancer

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Spinal Nerve Root Blocks affected neural distribution. It is widely used as a diagnostic tool and therapeutic procedure in non-malignant conditions such as degenerative disc disease. In the palliative setting, spinal nerve root blocks and neurolysis can be employed for neuropathic pain intractable to systemic analgesics, p

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Nerve Blocks (Non-spinal)cer-related pain when used alongside neural modulation, chemical or thermal ablation. This chapter provides an overview of image-guided peripheral nerve and plexus interventions relevant in palliative care.