A Systematic Review Focusing on Understanding the Effects of a Defined Set of Non-Modifiable Factors in Patients who Suffer from Chemotherapy Induced Cognitive Impairments or “Chemobrain”
Saba Sharafkhaneh,
Hannah Kim Shepherd,
William Alex Kujawski
Abstract:Background: As the population of cancer survivors increases, there are increasing reports of patients experiencing chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment (CICI). About 75% of cancer patients experience CICI during or after treatment; from that 75%, up to 35% will have persistent CICI for years following their initial treatment.
The objective of this review is to discuss how non-modifiable factors (NMF) can be used in clinical settings to predict the severity of CICI in both cancer patients and cancer surviv… Show more
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