英語 での Palliative の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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So please know that you don't have to be dying anytime soon to benefit from palliative care.
The use of radioisotopes such as 89Sr has been shown to be effective as palliative treatment of some patients with osteoblastic metastases.
To provide palliative therapy during acute exacerbations of GI diseases, such as ulcerative colitis and regional enteritis.
Tom was diagnosed with a very aggressive cancer and received only palliative radiation and medication.
These days, through programs like Iyashi Care, palliative care is provided together with treatments for cancer, heart, lung, liver, kidney and neurological conditions.
Using the term supportive care may be preferable for referring clinicians and their patients because it avoids the negative connotation of the term palliative care.
Features 1. Department of Chemotherapy Chemotherapy 2. Department of Palliative Medicine The palliative care team was established in April 2004 to improve palliative care for cancer patients.
The American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine AAHPM recommends that individual clinical situations be assessed using clinical judgment and skill to determine when artificial nutrition is appropriate.
Other than serving as the most mainstream style accessory, these wristbands are additionally assuming the part of a therapeutic collaborator, a palliative consideration expert, and so forth.
Article 1 The Society is be called“The International Research Society of the Sapporo Conference for Palliative and Supportive Care in Cancer". It shall be known as the“The International Research Society of the SCPSC”.
Recently, the importance of palliative care for non-cancer diseases is also being emphasized, but I sincerely wish that the plenary session in this conference will provide an excellent opportunity for us to consider palliative oncology in cancer-specific terms.
The physician will respect and follow the end-of-life patient's wish for not receiving aggressive treatment or resuscitation, and will only performs palliative and supportive care to reduce pain and suffering of the patient.
Many ethical and clinical questions can arise for the clinician- questions that are more easily resolved in the case of palliative sedation for pain and physical symptoms.
Ira Byock, the director of palliative care at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and the author of“The Best Care Possible,” said loved ones should not expect too much from themselves or the patient.
Other palliative treatment modalities include external-beam radiation therapy(e.g., for palliation of bone metastases) and embolization, radiofrequency ablation, or cryoablation(e.g., for palliation of bulky hepatic metastases or isolated bony metastases).
The section on Supportive Care, Palliative Care, and Hospice in Advanced Cancer defines terms more completely and discusses clearly communicating the purpose of each level of care relevant to the patient with advanced cancer.
For example, one group of investigators[3] retrospectively analyzed nearly 71,000 Palliative Performance Scale(PPS) scores obtained from a cohort of 11,374 adult outpatients with cancer who were assessed by physicians or nurses at the time of clinic visits.
Palliative radiation therapy after biliary drainage may be beneficial, and patients may be candidates for inclusion in clinical trials that explore ways to improve the effects of radiation therapy with various radiation sensitizers such as hyperthermia, radiosensitizer drugs, or cytotoxic chemotherapeutic agents.
In a study of family caregivers of patients in the palliative phase of illness, both male and female caregivers experienced significantly more anxiety than did a sample of non-caregivers, while there was an increased incidence of Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale-defined depression among women.
As the first of its kind in the nation, the Keiro-Providence Iyashi Care program leverages Providence's nationally renowned leadership in palliative treatment and Keiro's deep experience and history of providing health and support services to older adults in the Japanese American and Japanese community.