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42 reviewsThe book is divided into six sections: Chemotherapy, Haematopoetic Stem Cell Transplantation, General Surgery, Radiotherapy, Late Effects of cancer therapies, and Palliative Care. There is a brief commentary at the end of each section/chapter by a ‘novice’ author but experienced practitioner, highlighting to the reader what is already known and what the section/chapter adds to their current knowledge and practice.
Content:
Chapter 1 Principles of Chemotherapy (pages 7–13): Angela Houlston
Chapter 2 Chemotherapy Agents (pages 15–19): Angela Houlston
Chapter 3 Administration of Chemotherapy (pages 21–34): Angela Houlston
Chapter 4 Side Effects of Chemotherapy (pages 35–71): Karen Selwood
Chapter 5 Oncological Emergencies (pages 73–84): Karen Selwood
Chapter 6 Future Trends (pages 85–90): Karen Selwood
Chapter 7 Background to the Haematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant (HSCT) Procedure (pages 97–106): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian Hopkins
Chapter 8 Preparation for Bone Marrow Transplant (pages 107–124): Nikki Bennett?Rees, Sian Hopkins and Joanna Stone
Chapter 9 Collection and Infusion of Bone Marrow, Peripheral Blood Stem Cells and Umbilical Cord Cells (pages 125–133): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian Hopkins
Chapter 10 Protective Isolation: Nursing Issues (pages 135–142): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian Hopkins
Chapter 11 Complications of Stem Cell Transplant (pages 143–162): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian Hopkins
Chapter 12 Discharge Planning and Psychosocial Issues for the Family (pages 163–168): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian Hopkins
Chapter 13 Staff Support in Stem Cell Transplant Units (pages 169–172): Sian Hopkins
Chapter 14 Further Developments in Stem Cell Transplantation (pages 173–179): Nikki Bennett?Rees, Sian Hopkins, Lesley Henderson and Jinhua Xu?Bayford
Chapter 15 General Surgery (pages 187–217): Rachel Hollis, Sharon Denton and Gill Chapman
Chapter 16 Neuro?Oncology (pages 223–249): Lindy May and Beth Ward
Chapter 17 Primary Bone Cancer in Young People (pages 255–277): Chris Henry
Chapter 18 The Nature of Radiotherapy (pages 279–288): Monica Hopkins
Chapter 19 Administration of Radiotherapy (pages 289–309): Monica Hopkins
Chapter 20 Tumours and Radiotherapy Treatment (pages 311–320): Monica Hopkins and Cornelia Scott
Chapter 21 Acute and Sub?Acute Side Effects of Radiotherapy (pages 321–341): Monica Hopkins and Cornelia Scott
Chapter 22 The Role of Radiotherapy in Palliative Care (pages 343–349): Monica Hopkins
Chapter 23 Overview of Long?Term Follow?Up (pages 351–355): Susan Mehta
Chapter 24 Potential Physical Issues Following Cancer Treatment (pages 357–381): Ruth Elson and Susan Mehta
Chapter 25 The Role of the Nurse in Long?Term Follow?Up (pages 383–388): Beverly Horne
Chapter 26 Health Promotion for Long?Term Follow?Up Patients (pages 389–396): Beverly Horne
Chapter 27 Quality of Life in Long?Term Survivors of Childhood Cancer (pages 397–404): Anthony Penn
