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Although this book is aimed primarily at nurses, both pre-registration and qualified, it would also be a useful resource for other healthcare professionals. This book is very pertinent in today's climate of person-centred care and addressing health behaviours. It would be suitable for health educations across all fields of practice such as qualified and student perioperative nurses, and operating department practitioners.
relative to those without cancer but comparable 1-, 3-, and 5-year rates, indicating risk of mortality due to cancer does not increase until well after transplantation. As expected, patients with solid organ cancers had significantly worse survival than those with cutaneous cancer, whose survival was similar to those without cancer. There were no differences in rates of rejection, suggesting a judicious reduction of immunosuppression is an appropriate component of oncologic treatment. Patients with non-metastatic disease amenable to local surgery or radiation tolerated treatment well, while patients with hematologic, lung, and colorectal cancer requiring chemotherapy developed higher rates of toxicity than patients with other cancers.
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