Cancer Rehabilitation

Principles and Practice

AvMichael D. Stubblefield

Inbunden, Engelska, 2018

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Praise for the previous edition:“This book is a milestone and must-have for anyone involved in the care of those with cancer."--American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation“This reference provides a comprehensive, pragmatic approach for physical medicine physicians; speech, occupational, and physical therapists; and nurses with cancer survivor responsibilities…[A]ny cancer program with significant rehabilitation services will find this a useful addition to its library.”--JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association)This completely revised second edition of the gold-standard reference on cancer rehabilitation provides a state-of-the-art overview of the principles of cancer care and best practices for restoring function and quality of life to cancer survivors. Authored by some of the world’s leading cancer rehabilitation experts and oncology specialists, the book opens with primer-level discussions of the various cancer types and their assessment and management, including potential complications, as a foundation for providing safe and effective rehabilitation. Subsequent sections thoroughly explore the identification, evaluation, and treatment of specific impairments and disabilities that result from cancer and the treatment of cancer. Designed to serve the needs of the entire medical team, this singular resource is intended for any clinician working with cancer survivors to improve function and quality of life.With several new chapters on topics such as inpatient cancer rehabilitation, pediatric oncology, research issues, andbarriers to accessing cancer rehabilitation and building a cancer rehabilitation program, the book keeps pace with recentadvances in the growing field of cancer rehabilitation. This new edition features updates throughout and expansions tomajor topics, including imaging in cancer and key disorders such as aromatase inhibitor-induced arthralgias. Presentingthe most current medical, clinical, and rehabilitation intelligence, this is a mandatory reference for anyone in the field.Key Features:New edition of the only contemporary comprehensive text covering the field of cancer rehabilitationRevised and updated to reflect current knowledge, practice, and emerging topicsCovers essential aspects of oncology and medical complications of cancer to inform rehabilitation decisions and strategiesProvides state-of-the-art reviews on all major topics in cancer rehabilitation, including pain assessment and management, neuromuscular and musculoskeletal dysfunction, neurologic, and general rehabilitation issues13 new chapters and expanded coverage of signature areasKey points are provided for each chapter to reinforce learningDigital access to the ebook included

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Utgivningsdatum:2018-09-28
Mått:216 x 279 x undefined mm
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:1 200
Upplaga:2
Förlag:Springer Publishing Co Inc
ISBN:9780826111388

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Michael Dean Stubblefield, MD, is a graduate of Brown University with dual degrees in biology and honors in philosophy. He received his medical degree from the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and completed a combined residency in internal medicine and physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City. He is triple board certified in PM&R, internal medicine, and electrodiagnostic medicine (EMG).Dr. Stubblefield started his career in cancer rehabilitation at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in 2001, ultimately rising to the position of Chief of Cancer Rehabilitation. He built the program from a handful of inpatient therapists to a robust team of more than one hundred therapists and five physicians.Dr. Stubblefield joined Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation as Medical Director for Cancer Rehabilitation in 2015. He serves as the National Medical Director for Cancer Rehabilitation and Complex Medical for Select Medical as well as the National Medical Director for the ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation Program. ReVital has grown under his leadership to include more than 1000 highly trained cancer rehabilitation therapists practicing in hundreds of centers in 25 states.Dr. Stubblefield is globally recognized as a leader in the field of cancer rehabilitation. His clinical expertise is in the identification, evaluation, and rehabilitation of neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, pain, and functional disorders resulting from cancer and its treatment, particularly those caused by radiation and neurotoxic chemotherapy. He is an expert electromyographer and performs procedures such as botulinum toxin (Botox) injections for the relief of pain and spasm in cancer survivors.Dr. Stubblefield has been on the Castle Connolly list of America's top doctors, America's top doctors for cancer, and New York metro area's top doctors for many years. He is an accomplished researcher who has published extensively, authored numerous review articles and book chapters, and frequently lectures on a wide range of cancer rehabilitation-related topics. In addition to his role as editor of Cancer Rehabilitation: Principles and Practice, the only comprehensive textbook in the field, Dr. Stubblefield is a peer reviewer for more than 30 journals.

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Praise for the previous edition: ""This book is a milestone and must-have for anyone involved in the care of those with cancer."" - American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation""This reference provides a comprehensive, pragmatic approach for physical medicine physicians; speech, occupational, and physical therapists; and nurses with cancer survivor responsibilities…[A]ny cancer program with significant rehabilitation services will find this a useful addition to its library."" - JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association)

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ContributorsForeword Catherine M. Alfano, PhDPrefaceCancer Patients and Their Stories of PerseverancePART I. INTRODUCTION1. The History of Cancer RehabilitationC. George Kevorkian2. Cancer StatisticsKimberly D. Miller, Rebecca L. Siegel, Rabia Khan, and Ahmedin Jemal3. Principles of NeoplasiaThomas J. Fountaine and Kristen M. O’Dwyer4. Principles of Antineoplastic TherapeuticsAngela K. Green and Vicky Makker5. Principles of Breast Surgery in CancerShirin Muhsen and Melissa Pilewskie6. Principles of Breast Reconstruction in CancerJoseph J. Disa, Jonas A. Nelson, Ting-Ting Kuo, and Colleen M. McCarthy7. Principles of Radiation Therapy in CancerVirginia Osborn, Pavnesh Kumar, and Yoshiya Yamada8. Principles of Orthopedic Surgery in CancerMichael Raad, Adam S. Levin, and Carol D. Morris9. Principles of Neurosurgery in CancerOri Barzilai and Mark H. Bilsky10. Principles of Body Imaging in CancerChitra Viswanathan and Cihan Duran11. Principles of Musculoskeletal Imaging in CancerDavid Panush12. Principles of Brain Imaging in CancerDaniel Fistere and Sofia Haque13. Principles of Head and Neck Imaging in CancerDavid Panush14. Principles of Spine Imaging in CancerEric Lis and Jamie Tisnado15. Principles of Plexus Imaging in CancerKarim Rebeiz, Julio Arevalo Perez, and George KrolPART II. EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF MALIGNANCY16. Evaluation and Management of Breast CancerStephen M. Schleicher and Maura N. Dickler17. Evaluation and Management of Primary Central Nervous System TumorsKatarzyna Ibanez and Lisa M. DeAngelis18. Evaluation and Management of Thyroid CancerLaura Boucai19. Evaluation and Management of Gastrointestinal CancerVahagn C. Nikolian and Karin M. Hardiman20. Evaluation and Management of Prostate and Genitourinary CancerSusan F. Slovin21. Evaluation and Management of Gynecologic CancerEmeline M. Aviki and Jennifer J. Mueller22. Evaluation and Management of Head and Neck CancerBarbara A. Murphy, Kyle Mannion, Krystle Lang Kuhs, Emily H. Castellanos, Gregory J. Twork, and Kenneth Niermann23. Evaluation and Management of Leukemia, Myelodysplasia, and Multiple MyelomaVishangi Dave and Heather J. Landau24. Evaluation and Treatment of Lung and Bronchus CancerJorge E. Gomez25. Evaluation and Management of LymphomaBeatrice Casadei, Enrica Marchi, and Owen A. O’Connor26. Evaluation and Management of Pediatric CancersSrikanth R. Ambati and Farid Boulad27. Evaluation and Management of SarcomasRobert G. Maki28. Evaluation and Management of Primary Bone TumorsJonathan Morris, Ana Cecilia Belzarena, and Patrick Boland29. Evaluation and Management of MelanomaJessica Yang and Richard D. CarvajalPART III. MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF CANCER30. Cardiac Complications of Cancer and Their TreatmentMatthew N. Bartels and Grigory Syrkin31. Pulmonary Complications of Cancer and Their TreatmentMatthew N. Bartels and Grigory Syrkin32. Gastrointestinal Complications of Cancer and Their TreatmentMatthew D. Grunwald and Robin B. Mendelsohn33. Renal Complications of Cancer and Their TreatmentVictoria Gutgarts and Sheron Latcha34. Endocrine Complications of Cancer and Their TreatmentSripriya Raman and Julia R. Broussard35. Hematologic and Thromboembolic Complications of Cancer and Their TreatmentAmy Ng and Thein Hlaing Oo36. Infectious Complications of Cancer and Their TreatmentMichelle Stern and Yuriy O. Ivanov37. Paraneoplastic Complications of Cancer and Their TreatmentEdward J. Dropcho38. Dermatologic Complications of Cancer and Their TreatmentMonica Dhawan, Mischa P. M. Nagel, Raphael Lilker, and Mario E. LacouturePART IV. PAIN IN CANCER39. Approach to Evaluation of Pain Disorders in the Cancer PatientMichael D. Stubblefield40. Somatic Pain in CancerDavid J. Kohns41. Visceral Pain in CancerYan Cui Magram and Vinay Puttanniah42. Neuropathic Pain in CancerShawn Sikka, Neel Mehta, Amit Mehta, and Amitabh Gulati43. Nonpharmacologic Pain Management in the Cancer PatientJulie K. Silver44. Pharmacologic Pain Management in the Cancer PatientNatalie Moryl, Rachel Hadler, and Lauren Koranteng45. Interventional Pain Management in the Cancer PatientKenneth Cubert and Ashish KhannaPART V. NEUROLOGICAL AND NEUROMUSCULAR COMPLICATIONS OF CANCER46. Rehabilitation of Patients With Brain TumorsJack B. Fu, Ganesh Rao, and Jennie L. Rexer47. Rehabilitation of Patients With Spinal Cord Dysfunction in the Cancer SettingPeter Wayne New48. Radiculopathy in CancerJeffrey L. Cole49. Plexopathy in CancerMark A. Ferrante50. Peripheral Neuropathy in CancerLouis H. Weimer and Thomas H. Brannagan51. Neuromuscular Junction Disorders in CancerClifton L. Gooch and Rebecca Hurst52. Myopathies in CancerJeffrey L. Cole53. Motor Neuron Disease in CancerDavid S. Younger54. Autonomic Dysfunction in CancerDavid S. Younger55. Electrodiagnosis in CancerKatarzyna Ibanez and Christian M. CustodioPART VI. MUSCULOSKELETAL COMPLICATIONS OF CANCER56. Spine Disorders in CancerSarah R. Money and Sean R. Smith57. Upper Extremity Disorders in CancerEric M. Wisotzky and Ashish Khanna58. Lower Extremity Disorders in CancerRobert W. DePompolo, Andrea L. Cheville, Kenley D. Schmidt, and David M. Strick59. Osteoporosis in CancerAzeez Farooki and Jenny Ukena60. Bone MetastasesJonathan Morris, Ana Cecilia Belzarena, and Patrick BolandPART VII. GENERAL TOPICS IN CANCER REHABILITATION61. Precautions in Cancer RehabilitationMary M. Vargo62. Principles of Physical and Occupational Therapy in CancerMargaret McNeely and Naomi Dolgoy63. Therapeutic Modalities in CancerNoel G. Espiritu and Melissa J. Thess64. Therapeutic Exercise in CancerXiaochen Zhang, Joachim Wiskemann, and Kathryn H. Schmitz65. Postsurgical Rehabilitation in CancerAlexander Penny, Donna Kelly, Asfia M. Mohammed, and Brent Braveman66. Nutritional Care of the Cancer PatientVeronica McLymont67. Sexuality Issues in Cancer RehabilitationSandy J. Falk and Don S. Dizon68. Distress and Other Psychiatric Considerations in Cancer RehabilitationErik H. Bengtsen and Jimmie C. Holland69. Cancer Prehabilitation in the Surgical SettingJulie K. Silver and Diana M. Molinares70. Inpatient Cancer RehabilitationVishwa S. Raj and Terrence M. Pugh71. Rehabilitation of the Pediatric Cancer PatientDavid William Pruitt and Priya Bolikal72. Rehabilitation Needs of Older Adults With CancerMackenzi Pergolotti and Grant R. Williams73. The Role of Rehabilitation in Palliative CareArash Asher74. Complementary Therapies in Cancer Rehabilitation and Symptom ManagementGabriel Lopez and Carolina GutierrezPART VIII. SPECIFIC DIAGNOSES IN CANCER REHABILITATION75. Balance and Gait Dysfunction in the Cancer PatientTiffany D. Kendig and Emil Berengut76. Evaluation and Management of Cancer-Related FatigueLynn H. Gerber and Ali A. Weinstein77. Aromatase Inhibitor-Induced Musculoskeletal SymptomsEric M. Wisotzky and Katherine Power78. Graft-Versus-Host DiseaseCody C. Andrews and Sean R. Smith79. Radiation Fibrosis SyndromeMichael D. Stubblefield80. Communication and Swallowing Dysfunction in the Cancer PatientMargaret L. Ho and Brad G. Smith81. Bladder Dysfunction in the Cancer PatientTodd A. Linsenmeyer and Georgi Guruli82. Bowel Dysfunction in the Cancer PatientSusan V. Garstang and Amitabh Jha83. Neurocognitive Dysfunction in the Cancer PatientJennie L. Rexer and Eduardo Estevis84. Performance of Activities of Daily Living in Cancer SurvivorsClaudine L. Campbell and Mackenzi Pergolotti85. Evaluation and Management of Edema and Lymphedema in the Cancer PatientNancy Ash HutchisonPART IX. SPECIAL TOPICS IN CANCER REHABILITATION86. Building a Cancer Rehabilitation ProgramSean R. Smith87. Functional Measurement in Patients With CancerAndrea L. Cheville, Kathleen D. Lyons, and Melissa Morrow88. Research Issues and Funding Priorities in Cancer RehabilitationNicole L. Stout, Alison Cernich, Ralph Nitkin, Sonal Oza, and Leighton Chan89. Health Maintenance and Screening in Cancer SurvivorsJeffrey Peppercorn and Kevin C. Oeffinger90. Barriers to Accessing Cancer RehabilitationKathryn H. Schmitz, Joachim Wiskemann, Catherine Alfano, and Michael D. StubblefieldIndex

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