Terapias complementarias en el manejo integral del paciente con cáncer de cabeza y cuello: una revisión sistemática exploratoria

Bautista-Hernández, Mario Alberto; Castillo-Real, Lizet Monserrat; Castro-Gutiérrez, María Eugenia Marcela; Gijón-Soriano, Ana Lilia; Argueta-Figueroa, Liliana

doi:10.1016/j.acu.2021.05.001

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“…Indeed, it has evolved as a more effective treatment for both acute and chronic cancer pain. Initially described for the treatment of acute pain, multimodal strategies are also applied to chronic pain as they are more rational and balanced, and distinct from polypharmacy, which often lacks targeted approaches (Bautista-Hernández et al, 2021;Eskandr et al, 2022).…”

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The role of nursing in pain management in patients with terminal cancer

Borja

Vacacela

Barrera

et al. 2023

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Introduction: Treatment with chemotherapy is the most widely used in almost all types of neoplasms, however, the side effects that it triggers affect the patient's style and quality of life, for this reason the nursing staff must know what their intervention should be with these patients. Objective: To analyze the role played by the nursing staff in patients receiving chemotherapy. Methodology: A study was carried out with a qualitative, descriptive approach, non-experimental design, the databases used included search engines such as Scopus, PubMed, eJournals, Google Scholar and Trip Database, Scielo, Ocronos). A total of 27 articles are included. Results: Nursing care for patients undergoing cytostatic therapy must be comprehensive from a holistic approach. In which it allows to cope with activities that are of the utmost importance for the patient such as reducing the risk of phlebitis and extravasation, controlling nausea and vomiting, informing about side effects. In this way it provides physical, emotional, psychological, and practical support. Conclusion: The nursing role is one of the most essential pillars when providing the care required by cancer patients, allowing maintaining the integrity of the skin, achieving optimal nutritional status, attending to the emotional spheres of the patient, reducing the degree of duration of diarrhoea, correct medication administration and effective communication.

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The role of nursing in pain management in patients with terminal cancer

Borja

Vacacela

Barrera

et al. 2023

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“…It has been estimated that 28 000 new cases of stomach cancer will be diagnosed in Ecuador, with an expected 10 960 new deaths during 2019. Thus, the reduction of stomach cancer can be achieved with proper identification and treatment, as well as lifestyle modifications among dietary and environmental risk factors, but it is still especially common in regions of the world where fresh food storage and water quality are totally deficient (Bautista-Hernández et al, 2021).…”

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Palliative care and pain management in patients with stomach cancer

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Marcillo²,

Suarez³

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Introduction: Palliative care and pain management are increasingly important for the active and comprehensive treatment of patients who do not respond to curative treatment. Objective: To identify palliative care and pain management in patients with stomach cancer. Methods: Using a qualitative and descriptive approach, national and international literature, publications and scientific articles were reviewed to investigate palliative care and pain management in patients with stomach cancer. Results: The articles identified five treatments focused on palliative care, defined as palliative gastrectomy, bypass, palliative radiotherapy, and stenting. Pain management in patients with gastric cancer was also examined using selected studies. Conclusion: Studies focused on controlling symptoms and maintaining or improving quality of life in patients with gastric cancer were analyzed. The collected studies reported survival as the primary outcome variable. Consistent evidence was identified that patients with advanced gastric cancer benefit in both survival and quality of life with a combination of chemotherapy plus supportive care compared to receiving supportive care alone, which will be in combination with the use of opioid analgesics.

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Generalidades de la elaboración de la revisión sistemática en acupuntura

Torres‐Rosas

2022

Revista Internacional de Acupuntura

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Terapias complementarias en el manejo integral del paciente con cáncer de cabeza y cuello: una revisión sistemática exploratoria

Cited by 4 publications

References 31 publications

The role of nursing in pain management in patients with terminal cancer

The role of nursing in pain management in patients with terminal cancer

Palliative care and pain management in patients with stomach cancer

Generalidades de la elaboración de la revisión sistemática en acupuntura

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