Metastatic Acetabular Fractures: Evaluation and Approach to Management

Singh, Priya C.; Patel, Dipak V.; Chang, Victor

doi:10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2006.05.008

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“…Bol kao jedan uobičajeni simptom raka dojke kod žena, povezan je sa metastazama u kostima (kičmeni prošljenovi, kuk, karlica) čije posledice, uključuju moguće prelome i kompresiju susednih neuralnih struktura [14,15,16]. Ostali simptomi ređeg bola uključuju tumorski bol iza zida grudnog koša, glavobolje od metastaza u mozgu kao i bolove u trbuhu usled kapsularne distenzije jetre [14].…”

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Zdravstvena nega obolelih od karcinoma dojke sa metastatskim promenama na endokranijumu

Miljanović¹,

Čolaković²,

Terzić-Marković³

et al. 2021

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Introduction: Breast cancer is the transformation of healthy breast cells into malignant cells. The disease is characterized by metastases that can range from limited bone metastases to wide-spread and life-threatening metastases. The main goal of caring for these patients is to successfully control the symptoms of the disease, the side effects of the tumor while preserving the quality of life and surviving as long as possible. Objective was to show the specifics of interventions in the health care of a patient with breast cancer with metastatic changes in the endocranium Methods: We used a descriptive method and a conservative direct method: case study of a patient with breast cancer and metastatic changes in the brain according to the method of the Nursing Care Process (NCP). Discussion: Modern nursing care implies patient care according to a scientifically based method, universal in the nursing practice NCP, according to which care is focused on the patient/family, re-specting their preferences. NCP includes: continuous assessment of the patient's condition and defining problems and care needs, setting goals and selecting optimal care strategies. The most COM-mon collaborative problems for our patient were: pain, fatigue, anemia, insomnia. The problems that the nurses solved through independent interventions were: deficit in self-care, prevention of falls and injuries, lack of knowledge regarding the radiation pro-cedure, risk of infection, and the possibility of excess fluid volume. Conclusion: Patients with advanced breast cancer and their families have complex needs, the failure of which can result in impaired quality of life. An individual approach is needed in as-sessing the patient's condition, identifying needs, and planning interventions based on scientific evidence, available health re-sources, and preferences of patient/family. Patient care according to the NCP method promises a more comprehensive approach, improved patient experience as well as improved medical out-comes.

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Zdravstvena nega obolelih od karcinoma dojke sa metastatskim promenama na endokranijumu

Miljanović¹,

Čolaković²,

Terzić-Marković³

et al. 2021

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“…The pelvis and hip are common sites of metastatic involvement. The weight bearing function of these structures, essential for normal ambulation, contributes to the propensity of the disease at these sites to cause incident pain with walking and weight-bearing 20…”

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Palliative care: needs of advanced breast cancer patients

Paluch‐Shimon

Berner-Wygoda

2018

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Advanced breast cancer is characterized by many physical manifestations with the potential to undermine the quality of life (most related to the cancer and some to treatments), as well as substantial impact on psychosocial well-being. Patients with advanced breast cancer and their families have complex needs that have to be addressed in order to minimize severe distress and deterioration in the quality of life of patients and their family members. This task requires the full engagement of an interdisciplinary approach to palliative care with strong emphasis on the assessment of needs and anticipated needs, patient expectations, skilled therapeutics, and commitment to continuity of care. In this review, we address four issues: 1) organizational and conceptual issues in palliative care of patients with breast cancer, 2) common physical symptoms among patients with breast cancer and their management, 3) common psychological issues among patients with breast cancer, and 4) common challenging palliative care problems in breast cancer.

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“…Asetabular bölge metastazları, yük taşıyan bir bölge olmasından dolayı ciddi ağrı ve fonksiyon kaybı ile karşımıza gelebilmektedir (3). Travmatik olmayan asetabular kırıklar özellikle onkolojik olgularda bildirilmiştir (4).…”

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Komplikasyondan Tanıya: Kalça Ağrısı ile Başvuran Asetabular Kırıklı Olguda Prostat Kanseri

Terlemez¹,

Yılmaz²,

Kuran³

2017

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According to the Turkish Public Health Institution data, prostate cancer is the 2 nd most common cancer in men. Advanced stage patients may apply with pain in the lower back, hips, or upper thighs. In this case report, a 66 year-old man who has hip pain referred to our rheumatology department with sacroiliitis is presented. Further investigations revealed that hip pain was the result of acetabular fracture due to osteoblastic bone metastases. Significant pain palliation was achieved in the patient who is diagnosed with primer prostate carcinoma after radiation therapy. Keywords: Prostate cancer, acetabulum, radiotherapy

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Metastatic Acetabular Fractures: Evaluation and Approach to Management

Cited by 6 publications

References 17 publications

Zdravstvena nega obolelih od karcinoma dojke sa metastatskim promenama na endokranijumu

Zdravstvena nega obolelih od karcinoma dojke sa metastatskim promenama na endokranijumu

Palliative care: needs of advanced breast cancer patients

Komplikasyondan Tanıya: Kalça Ağrısı ile Başvuran Asetabular Kırıklı Olguda Prostat Kanseri

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