Cancer Pain ManagementDeborah B. McGuire, Connie Henke Yarbro Grune & Stratton, 1987 - 286 pages |
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... Involvement Pain associated with direct tumor involvement includes a variety of syndromes caused by tumor infiltration of the bone , peripheral nerves , and spinal cord . Bone metastasis , brachial plexopathy , lumbosacral plexopathy ...
... Involvement Pain associated with direct tumor involvement includes a variety of syndromes caused by tumor infiltration of the bone , peripheral nerves , and spinal cord . Bone metastasis , brachial plexopathy , lumbosacral plexopathy ...
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... Involvement Direct Tumor Involvement I. Tumor infiltration of bone a . Base of skull syndrome ' 19 1. Jugular foramen ... involved , may include hoarseness , dysarthria , dysphagia , neck and shoulder weakness , ptosis . Vertex headache ...
... Involvement Direct Tumor Involvement I. Tumor infiltration of bone a . Base of skull syndrome ' 19 1. Jugular foramen ... involved , may include hoarseness , dysarthria , dysphagia , neck and shoulder weakness , ptosis . Vertex headache ...
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... involvement of the bone and activation of nociceptors locally ; or , by compression of adjacent nerves , soft tissue , or ... involved . This is seen most commonly in patients with carcinoma of the lung , and specifically , the Pancoast ...
... involvement of the bone and activation of nociceptors locally ; or , by compression of adjacent nerves , soft tissue , or ... involved . This is seen most commonly in patients with carcinoma of the lung , and specifically , the Pancoast ...
Contents
Prevalence and Profile of Pain | 21 |
Painful Complications of Cancer Diagnosis | 47 |
Issues in Cancer Pain Management | 69 |
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