Titlebook: Skin Care in Radiation Oncology; A Practical Guide Barbara Fowble,Sue S. Yom,Sarah Arron Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switze

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Genitourinary Cancerncer are much closer to the skin surface, thereby resulting in significantly greater dose and expected increased toxicities. Male penile and both male and female urethral sites have primary lymphatic drainage to the inguinal nodes and thus inguinal sites are included in external beam therapy and may

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Central Nervous System mental status may have difficulty complying with skin care instructions, especially with adherence to wound care protocols after skin breakdown..Finally, of note, patients with brain metastases who receive concurrent systemic therapy, such as a BRAF-inhibitor for melanoma, may experience increased

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Pediatricsy surface area to mass ratio decreases with age, younger patients will often experience greater percentage skin radiation exposure. Pediatric treatment protocols also routinely employ neoadjuvant and concurrent chemotherapy regimens, resulting in immunosuppression and further wound-healing impairmen

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Skin Cancerin cancer treatments on the pinna..Extent of skin reactions is largely determined by the total dose and fractionation scheme that are chosen, as well as whether dosimetric or physical shielding is used to protect adjacent nontargeted skin. Other factors affecting acute skin toxicity are prior UV dam

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Locally Advanced Cancers the area, the use of dressings to facilitate a balance between a moist and dry environment, minimizing infection, and minimizing scab formation which can trap bacteria. Certain products should be avoided, so as not to irritate the wound more. These include neosporin and polysporin which may cause a

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Book 2016icts the various reactions and their response to treatment protocols. .Skin Care in RadiationOncology: A Practical Guide .presents a framework for patient care in an era of advancing technology and systemic and targeted therapies and is a valuable resource for radiation oncologists, dermatologists,

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