Clinical & Translational Oncology · 2019 · 33 citations · 32 references
MedicineCardiologyOncologyCardio-oncologyMedical OncologyPalliative OncologyCancer Therapy-related CardiotoxicityCardiotoxicity ManagementSide Effect ManagementSupportive Care In CancerToxicity ClassificationToxicity ManagementAdult Cancer CardiotoxicityCardiac Monitoring During Cancer TherapyCardiac Toxicity ManagementCardiovascular Disease ManagementCardiovascular Toxicity AssessmentClinical Practice Guidelines ImplementationSide Effect ProfileSupportive Cancer Care
One of the most common side effects of cancer treatment is cardiovascular disease, which substantially impacts long-term survivor's prognosis. Cardiotoxicity can be related with either a direct side effect of antitumor therapies or an accelerated development of cardiovascular diseases in the presence of preexisting risk factors. Even though it is widely recognized as an alarming clinical problem, scientific evidence is scarce in the management of these complications in cancer patients. Consequently, current recommendations are based on expert consensus. This Guideline represents SEOM's ongoing commitment to progressing and improving supportive care for cancer patients.
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