Vascular Surgery in Oncology
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Vascular Surgery in Oncology
Zerati, Antonio Eduardo; Wolosker, Nelson; Nishinari, Kenji
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
06/2022
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Inglês
9783030976866
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Part I - Surgical Oncology
Chapter 1 - Head and Neck Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Head and Neck Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 2 - Thoracic Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Thoracic Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 3 - Gastrointestinal Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Gastrointestinal Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 4 - Urology
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Urology - Editors comments
Chapter 5 - Gynecology / Mastology
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Gynecology and Mastology - Editors comments
Chapter 6 - Orthopedics
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
*Surgical anatomy and approaches to the anterior thoracolumbar spine region
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Orthopedics - Editors comments
Chapter 7 - Retroperitoneal Tumors
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Retroperitoneal Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 8 - Neurosurgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Venous thromboembolism - when anticoagulation is not allowed
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Neurosurgery- Editors comments
Part II - Clinical Oncology and Oncohematology
Chapter 9 - Clinical Oncology
- Types of chemotherapy - general concepts
- Tumor types most associated with vascular complications (VTE, arterial thrombosis)
- More frequent vascular complications with chemotherapy (VTE, arterial thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, others) - which drugs, in which phase between cycles
- Criteria for choosing vascular access for chemotherapy treatment (peripheral, PICC, Port) - Oncologist's view
* Vascular and endovascular topics in Clinical Oncology - Editors comments
Chapter 10 - Oncohematology
- More frequent tumor types (leukemias, lymphomas, multiple myeloma)
- Most used chemotherapeutic agents- general concepts
- Tumor types most associated with vascular complications (compression mediastinum vessels, VTE, arterial thrombosis, acute leukosis)
- Most frequent vascular complications related to chemotherapy (VTE, arterial thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, others) - which drugs, in which phase between cycles
- Criteria for choosing vascular access for chemotherapy (peripheral, PICC, Port, Hickman, Permcath) - Oncohematologist's point of view
- Bone marrow transplantation (autologous / halogenic, how it is done, indications, care)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in Oncohematology - Editors comments
Part III - Vascular and Endovascular Surgery
Chapter 11 - VTE and Cancer
- Epidemiology
- Diagnosis - laboratory, image
- Prophylaxis
? Clinical patient
? Surgical patient
- Treatment of VTE in cancer patients
- Drugs (conventional drugs, NOACs)
- Treatment extension (full dose, reduced dose, criteria for suspension / reduction)
- Follow-up
- Surgical treatment (indications, how it is done)
- Vena cava filter (definitive / removable)
- Fibrinolysis
- Mechanical thrombectomy
Chapter 12 - Endovascular Procedures in Cancer Patients
- Chemoembolization of liver tumors
- Embolization of vascular malformations
- Embolization of bleeding sites
Chapter 13 - Lymphatic Disorders in Oncological Patients
- Lymphatic vessels anatomy
- Lymphedema in cancer patients
- Diagnosis
- Clinical treatment
- Surgical treatment
Chapter 14 - Vascular Access
- Types of vascular access
- Peripherals, PICC, port, hickman, permcath
- Implant technique
- Infectious complications
- Non-infectious complications
- Nursing care
- Puncture technique
- Maintenance (heparinization / salinization - port, permcath, PICC)
- What is an adequate access? Nursing view
Chapter 1 - Head and Neck Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Head and Neck Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 2 - Thoracic Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Thoracic Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 3 - Gastrointestinal Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Gastrointestinal Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 4 - Urology
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Urology - Editors comments
Chapter 5 - Gynecology / Mastology
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Gynecology and Mastology - Editors comments
Chapter 6 - Orthopedics
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
*Surgical anatomy and approaches to the anterior thoracolumbar spine region
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Orthopedics - Editors comments
Chapter 7 - Retroperitoneal Tumors
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Retroperitoneal Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 8 - Neurosurgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Venous thromboembolism - when anticoagulation is not allowed
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Neurosurgery- Editors comments
Part II - Clinical Oncology and Oncohematology
Chapter 9 - Clinical Oncology
- Types of chemotherapy - general concepts
- Tumor types most associated with vascular complications (VTE, arterial thrombosis)
- More frequent vascular complications with chemotherapy (VTE, arterial thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, others) - which drugs, in which phase between cycles
- Criteria for choosing vascular access for chemotherapy treatment (peripheral, PICC, Port) - Oncologist's view
* Vascular and endovascular topics in Clinical Oncology - Editors comments
Chapter 10 - Oncohematology
- More frequent tumor types (leukemias, lymphomas, multiple myeloma)
- Most used chemotherapeutic agents- general concepts
- Tumor types most associated with vascular complications (compression mediastinum vessels, VTE, arterial thrombosis, acute leukosis)
- Most frequent vascular complications related to chemotherapy (VTE, arterial thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, others) - which drugs, in which phase between cycles
- Criteria for choosing vascular access for chemotherapy (peripheral, PICC, Port, Hickman, Permcath) - Oncohematologist's point of view
- Bone marrow transplantation (autologous / halogenic, how it is done, indications, care)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in Oncohematology - Editors comments
Part III - Vascular and Endovascular Surgery
Chapter 11 - VTE and Cancer
- Epidemiology
- Diagnosis - laboratory, image
- Prophylaxis
? Clinical patient
? Surgical patient
- Treatment of VTE in cancer patients
- Drugs (conventional drugs, NOACs)
- Treatment extension (full dose, reduced dose, criteria for suspension / reduction)
- Follow-up
- Surgical treatment (indications, how it is done)
- Vena cava filter (definitive / removable)
- Fibrinolysis
- Mechanical thrombectomy
Chapter 12 - Endovascular Procedures in Cancer Patients
- Chemoembolization of liver tumors
- Embolization of vascular malformations
- Embolization of bleeding sites
Chapter 13 - Lymphatic Disorders in Oncological Patients
- Lymphatic vessels anatomy
- Lymphedema in cancer patients
- Diagnosis
- Clinical treatment
- Surgical treatment
Chapter 14 - Vascular Access
- Types of vascular access
- Peripherals, PICC, port, hickman, permcath
- Implant technique
- Infectious complications
- Non-infectious complications
- Nursing care
- Puncture technique
- Maintenance (heparinization / salinization - port, permcath, PICC)
- What is an adequate access? Nursing view
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Part I - Surgical Oncology
Chapter 1 - Head and Neck Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Head and Neck Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 2 - Thoracic Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Thoracic Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 3 - Gastrointestinal Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Gastrointestinal Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 4 - Urology
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Urology - Editors comments
Chapter 5 - Gynecology / Mastology
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Gynecology and Mastology - Editors comments
Chapter 6 - Orthopedics
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
*Surgical anatomy and approaches to the anterior thoracolumbar spine region
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Orthopedics - Editors comments
Chapter 7 - Retroperitoneal Tumors
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Retroperitoneal Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 8 - Neurosurgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Venous thromboembolism - when anticoagulation is not allowed
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Neurosurgery- Editors comments
Part II - Clinical Oncology and Oncohematology
Chapter 9 - Clinical Oncology
- Types of chemotherapy - general concepts
- Tumor types most associated with vascular complications (VTE, arterial thrombosis)
- More frequent vascular complications with chemotherapy (VTE, arterial thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, others) - which drugs, in which phase between cycles
- Criteria for choosing vascular access for chemotherapy treatment (peripheral, PICC, Port) - Oncologist's view
* Vascular and endovascular topics in Clinical Oncology - Editors comments
Chapter 10 - Oncohematology
- More frequent tumor types (leukemias, lymphomas, multiple myeloma)
- Most used chemotherapeutic agents- general concepts
- Tumor types most associated with vascular complications (compression mediastinum vessels, VTE, arterial thrombosis, acute leukosis)
- Most frequent vascular complications related to chemotherapy (VTE, arterial thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, others) - which drugs, in which phase between cycles
- Criteria for choosing vascular access for chemotherapy (peripheral, PICC, Port, Hickman, Permcath) - Oncohematologist's point of view
- Bone marrow transplantation (autologous / halogenic, how it is done, indications, care)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in Oncohematology - Editors comments
Part III - Vascular and Endovascular Surgery
Chapter 11 - VTE and Cancer
- Epidemiology
- Diagnosis - laboratory, image
- Prophylaxis
? Clinical patient
? Surgical patient
- Treatment of VTE in cancer patients
- Drugs (conventional drugs, NOACs)
- Treatment extension (full dose, reduced dose, criteria for suspension / reduction)
- Follow-up
- Surgical treatment (indications, how it is done)
- Vena cava filter (definitive / removable)
- Fibrinolysis
- Mechanical thrombectomy
Chapter 12 - Endovascular Procedures in Cancer Patients
- Chemoembolization of liver tumors
- Embolization of vascular malformations
- Embolization of bleeding sites
Chapter 13 - Lymphatic Disorders in Oncological Patients
- Lymphatic vessels anatomy
- Lymphedema in cancer patients
- Diagnosis
- Clinical treatment
- Surgical treatment
Chapter 14 - Vascular Access
- Types of vascular access
- Peripherals, PICC, port, hickman, permcath
- Implant technique
- Infectious complications
- Non-infectious complications
- Nursing care
- Puncture technique
- Maintenance (heparinization / salinization - port, permcath, PICC)
- What is an adequate access? Nursing view
Chapter 1 - Head and Neck Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Head and Neck Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 2 - Thoracic Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Thoracic Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 3 - Gastrointestinal Surgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Gastrointestinal Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 4 - Urology
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Urology - Editors comments
Chapter 5 - Gynecology / Mastology
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Gynecology and Mastology - Editors comments
Chapter 6 - Orthopedics
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
*Surgical anatomy and approaches to the anterior thoracolumbar spine region
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Orthopedics - Editors comments
Chapter 7 - Retroperitoneal Tumors
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Retroperitoneal Surgery- Editors comments
Chapter 8 - Neurosurgery
- Most common tumor types
- Types of tumor most frequently associated with vascular complications
* Diagnosis (image, AP, others)
* Staging / prognosis
* Oncological treatment (Chemotherapy? Radiotherapy? Surgical resection?) - general guidelines
* What vascular complications are associated with these tumor types (vascular invasion, venous thrombosis, arterial thrombosis)
* Venous thromboembolism - when anticoagulation is not allowed
* Vascular and endovascular topics in oncological Neurosurgery- Editors comments
Part II - Clinical Oncology and Oncohematology
Chapter 9 - Clinical Oncology
- Types of chemotherapy - general concepts
- Tumor types most associated with vascular complications (VTE, arterial thrombosis)
- More frequent vascular complications with chemotherapy (VTE, arterial thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, others) - which drugs, in which phase between cycles
- Criteria for choosing vascular access for chemotherapy treatment (peripheral, PICC, Port) - Oncologist's view
* Vascular and endovascular topics in Clinical Oncology - Editors comments
Chapter 10 - Oncohematology
- More frequent tumor types (leukemias, lymphomas, multiple myeloma)
- Most used chemotherapeutic agents- general concepts
- Tumor types most associated with vascular complications (compression mediastinum vessels, VTE, arterial thrombosis, acute leukosis)
- Most frequent vascular complications related to chemotherapy (VTE, arterial thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia, others) - which drugs, in which phase between cycles
- Criteria for choosing vascular access for chemotherapy (peripheral, PICC, Port, Hickman, Permcath) - Oncohematologist's point of view
- Bone marrow transplantation (autologous / halogenic, how it is done, indications, care)
* Vascular and endovascular topics in Oncohematology - Editors comments
Part III - Vascular and Endovascular Surgery
Chapter 11 - VTE and Cancer
- Epidemiology
- Diagnosis - laboratory, image
- Prophylaxis
? Clinical patient
? Surgical patient
- Treatment of VTE in cancer patients
- Drugs (conventional drugs, NOACs)
- Treatment extension (full dose, reduced dose, criteria for suspension / reduction)
- Follow-up
- Surgical treatment (indications, how it is done)
- Vena cava filter (definitive / removable)
- Fibrinolysis
- Mechanical thrombectomy
Chapter 12 - Endovascular Procedures in Cancer Patients
- Chemoembolization of liver tumors
- Embolization of vascular malformations
- Embolization of bleeding sites
Chapter 13 - Lymphatic Disorders in Oncological Patients
- Lymphatic vessels anatomy
- Lymphedema in cancer patients
- Diagnosis
- Clinical treatment
- Surgical treatment
Chapter 14 - Vascular Access
- Types of vascular access
- Peripherals, PICC, port, hickman, permcath
- Implant technique
- Infectious complications
- Non-infectious complications
- Nursing care
- Puncture technique
- Maintenance (heparinization / salinization - port, permcath, PICC)
- What is an adequate access? Nursing view
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