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245 0 0 _aManagement of Adult Glioma in Nursing Practice
_cedited by Ingela Oberg.
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_bSpringer International Publishing :
_bImprint: Springer
_c2019.
300 _aXII, 314 páginas 35 ilustraciones, 25 ilustraciones a color
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490 0 _aMedicine (Springer-11650)
505 0 _aChapter 1. Referral & MDT Process -- Chapter 2. Neuro-Anatomy & physiology (for Nurses) -- Chapter 3. Neuro-Imaging -- Chapter 4. Classification of Glioma’s -- Chapter 5. Medical management of Glioma’s -- Chapter 6. Glioma Surgery -- Chapter 7. Surgery for low grade / insular tumours -- Chapter 8. Communication skills for patients and caregivers Chapter 9. Wound Problems – Nursing considerations -- Chapter 10. Surgical complications – Nursing considerations. Chapter 11. Chemotherapy -- Chapter 12. Radiotherapy -- Chapter 13. Views from a patient -- Chapter 14. TYA / transition services: Nursing considerations -- Chapter 15. AHP input -- Chapter 16. Assessing mental capacity / safeguarding -- Chapter 17. Holistic needs assessment / care planning -- Chapter 18. Neuro-Rehabilitation -- Chapter 19. Views from a carer -- Chapter 20. End of life care for the Glioma patient.
520 3 _aThis contributed book focuses on the nursing care and considerations for the most common type of malignant brain tumours – gliomas, out of the 150 different types of brain tumours . The reader will gain specialist knowledge in understanding the disease trajectory of malignant gliomas and gain a deeper understanding of the presenting symptoms and varying treatment options of this highly malignant tumour. High grade malignant gliomas impact significantly on prognosis, with an average life expectancy of 18-24 months from diagnosis, given maximum treatment options including surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. This book takes you through all current treatment options with their associated risks and intended benefits. Brain tumours affect not just the patient, but their family and carers too and this important aspect of holistic nursing care is not to be overlooked. This book encompasses first hand experiences of both a brain tumour patient living with a glioma and aspects from a carer. The structure of this book follows a typical patient pathway from presenting signs / symptoms through to MDT (multidisciplinary team) discussions to surgical techniques and radiological investigations, right through to chemotherapy, radiotherapy and palliative care including end of life care. It provides a distinct overview of the holistic needs spectrum encompassing the entire patient journey and equips the reader with learning objectives set at every chapter. Although this book is primarily aimed at Nurses working at ward level within neuro-oncology, this book is also intended to benefit professionals new to the field of specialist nursing – in particular those working with adult brain tumours and neuro-oncology. .
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