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期刊名:Supportive care in cancer

缩写:SUPPORT CARE CANCER

ISSN:0941-4355

e-ISSN:1433-7339

IF/分区:3.4/Q1

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Background: Patients undergoing esophageal cancer surgery often experience multidimensional preoperative fear. Quantitative assessments alone may not fully capture how these fears are understood and experienced. ...
Mellar P Davis Mellar P Davis
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Objective: This study aims to explore common challenges in self-management among patients with bladder cancer stoma during the first year post-surgery, providing reference for developing postoperative management and follo...
Chiara Acquati,Tzuan A Chen,Chelsea Sanchez et al. Chiara Acquati et al.
Purpose: To appraise financial toxicity (FT) among women receiving care for breast cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic and determine sociodemographic, clinical, psychosocial, and care-disruption factors linked to greater ...
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Katia Ferrar,Belinda Lange,Thomas Beltrame et al. Katia Ferrar et al.
Purpose: Virtual reality (VR) exercise may help promote physical activity in cancer survivors. Understanding infusion-specific barriers and facilitators is essential for designing effective interventions that can be integ...
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Background: Cancer-related fatigue (CRF) is a highly prevalent and debilitating symptom among breast cancer patients, yet optimal non-pharmacological management strategies remain uncertain. We aimed to compare the relativ...