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Chapter 1. Overview of Skin Issues Related to the Oncology Patient
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1 |
| Introduction |
1 |
| Epidermis |
2 |
| Dermis |
3 |
| Subcutaneous Layer |
4 |
| Accessory Organs of the Skin |
4 |
| Soft Tissue |
6 |
| The Healing Process |
10 |
| Skin Burns |
13 |
| Impaired Skin and Wound Healing During Cancer Treatment |
15 |
| Impaired Wound Healing in Non-Comorbid Disease |
20 |
| Paradigm of Support for Wound Healing |
24 |
| Conclusion |
27 |
| References |
28 |
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Chapter 2. Common Drug Reactions With Cutaneous Manifestations
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33 |
| Introduction |
33 |
| Classifications and Physiology of Cutaneous Drug Reactions |
34 |
| Description of the Cutaneous Reaction and Clinical Manifestations |
36 |
| Cutaneous Reactions From Common Drugs |
37 |
| Nursing Evaluation of a Cutaneous Drug Reaction |
51 |
| Nursing Management |
52 |
| Compounding Factors |
54 |
| Conclusion |
55 |
| References |
55 |
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Chapter 3. Benign Skin Disorders: Impact on Cancer Therapy
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57 |
| Introduction |
57 |
| Skin Infections |
59 |
| Benign Tumors |
64 |
| Pigment Disorders |
68 |
| Inflammatory Disorders |
70 |
| Collagen Vascular Disease |
73 |
| Conclusion |
74 |
| References |
74 |
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Chapter 4. Malignant Cutaneous Diseases
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77 |
| Introduction |
77 |
| Common Primary Skin Malignancies |
78 |
| Uncommon Primary Skin Malignancies |
79 |
| General Care |
81 |
| Conclusion |
96 |
| References |
96 |
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Chapter 5. Wound Care Products and Treatments
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101 |
| Introduction |
101 |
| Selected Wound Dressings |
106 |
| Negative Pressure Wound Therapy |
111 |
| Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy |
111 |
| Conclusion |
112 |
| References |
113 |
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Chapter 6. Radiation-Induced Skin Reactions
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115 |
| Introduction |
115 |
| Physiology of Radiation-Induced Skin Reactions |
116 |
| Assessment and Clinical Documentation Tools |
124 |
| Special Populations |
126 |
| Treatment of Skin Reactions: Evidence-Based Management |
130 |
| Conclusion |
134 |
| References |
135 |
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Chapter 7. Systemic Therapy–Induced Skin Reactions
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141 |
| Introduction |
141 |
| Skin Assessment in the Oncology Patient |
141 |
| Chemotherapy-Induced Skin Manifestations |
142 |
| Hormonal Agents and Associated Skin Manifestations |
156 |
| Biotherapy-Induced Skin Manifestations |
157 |
| Targeted Therapies and Associated Skin Manifestations |
158 |
| Supportive Therapy–Induced Skin Manifestations |
162 |
| Conclusion |
164 |
| References |
165 |
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Chapter 8. Cutaneous Effects of Blood and Marrow Transplantation
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167 |
| Introduction |
167 |
| Acute Graft-Versus-Host Disease |
168 |
| Chronic Graft-Versus-Host Disease |
173 |
| Palmar-Plantar Erythrodysesthesia |
190 |
| Nursing Implications for Cutaneous Graft-Versus-Host Disease and Palmar-Plantar Erythrodysesthesia |
191 |
| Conclusion |
192 |
| References |
192 |
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Chapter 9. Impact of Chronic Disease on Wound Healing
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195 |
| Introduction |
195 |
| Overview of Wound Healing |
196 |
| Impediments to Wound Healing |
199 |
| The Effects of Chronic Diseases on Wound Healing |
202 |
| Conclusion |
210 |
| References |
210 |
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Chapter 10. Impact of Systemic and Infectious Skin Disease During Cancer Treatment
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215 |
| Introduction |
215 |
| Psoriasis |
216 |
| Scleroderma |
218 |
| Herpes Simplex and Varicella Zoster |
221 |
| Vitiligo |
223 |
| Mycobacterium |
225 |
| Candidiasis |
226 |
| Conclusion |
229 |
| References |
232 |
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Chapter 11. Skin and Wound Pain: Assessment and Management
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237 |
| Introduction |
237 |
| Chronic Wounds |
257 |
| Assessment |
262 |
| Treatment |
263 |
| Conclusion |
265 |
| References |
265 |
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Chapter 12. Psychological Distress Related to Skin Problems in the Oncology Patient Population
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257 |
| Introduction |
257 |
| Chronic Wounds |
258 |
| Assessment |
262 |
| Treatment |
263 |
| Conclusion |
265 |
| References |
265 |
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Chapter 13. Nutrition Needs for Healing Skin
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267 |
| Introduction |
267 |
| Malnutrition |
268 |
| Energy Requirements |
269 |
| Protein Requirements |
270 |
| Hydration |
272 |
| Fasting and Surgical Procedures |
272 |
| Nutrients Affecting Wound Healing |
273 |
| Antioxidants and Radiation Therapy |
284 |
| Comorbidities |
284 |
| Conclusion |
287 |
| References |
287 |
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Chapter 14. Complementary Therapies for Oncology Cutaneous Reactions
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297 |
| Introduction |
297 |
| Plant Extracts |
298 |
| Chinese Herbal Ointment |
301 |
| Essential Oils |
302 |
| Other Preparations |
303 |
| Conclusion |
304 |
| References |
305 |
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Chapter 15. Special Needs of Gero-Oncology Patients
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309 |
| Introduction |
309 |
| Framework |
310 |
| Functional Reserve |
310 |
| Aging Skin |
312 |
| Considerations in Clinical Management |
315 |
| Implications for the Future |
317 |
| Conclusion |
317 |
| References |
318 |
| Index |
321 |