Perioperative Care Of The Cancer Patient 1st Carin A Hagberg by Carin A. Hagberg, Vijaya N. R. Gottumukkala, Bernhard J. Riedel, Joseph L. Nates, Donal J. Buggy 9780323695848, 0323695841, 2021947605 instant download after payment.

This unique multidisciplinary textbook on “Perioperative
Care of the Cancer Patient” highlights key topics of cancer
epidemiology, cancer biology, cancer therapeutics and their
effects on the physiologic and functional status of patients,
and the unique challenges of cancer patients and survivors
in the perioperative/periprocedural setting, which directly
influence patient outcomes. Finally, special considerations of
childhood cancers; unique intensive care needs of patients
with cancer; cancer pain management; rehabilitative, palliative
care, and integrative medicine interventions in the
cancer patient; value proposition; and research opportunities
and challenges in perioperative cancer care are also addressed.
Each of the chapters is authored by international experts in
the field and discusses the current understanding and practices,
current controversies and unanswered questions, and
the direction for future studies. This exercise, we hope, will
highlight the need for ongoing scientific study on key areas
to further enhance perioperative and periprocedural care of
our patients with cancer and cancer survivors.
We believe this is an exciting time for Anesthesiology andPerioperative Medicine, as we continue to partner with our oncology,
internist, intensivist, pain management, rehabilitativepalliative
care-integrative medicine specialists, proceduralist
colleagues, and research teams to break down silos and work
together as “one team” to improve postoperative outcomes, enhance
the quality of recovery and life for our patients, and offer
improved disease-free survival. This patient-centered, multidisciplinary,
disease-focused, value-based approach should enhance
the perioperative experience and disease-free survival for
our patients with cancer while reducing health care costs.