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Schmerztherapie bei Tumorpatienten

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“…Auch für das Pankreaskarzinom gelten die Richtlinien der medikamentösen Therapie des WHO-Stufenschemas, die seit 1999 in aktualisierter Fassung vorliegen [3]. Die Effektivität dieses Vorgehens ist durch zahlreiche Untersuchungen belegt [17,18]…”

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Intraoperative Neurolyse des Plexus celiacus bei Patienten mitnichtresektablem Pankreaskarzinom

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Intraoperative celiac neurolytic block is a safe and effective method of pain treatment in patients with unresectable pancreatic carcinoma. However, it alone provides complete pain relief until death only in a few cases. Therefore, it should be considered as an adjuvant treatment in the analgesic strategy. Combined palliative therapy is necessary in most of the cases.

“…Auch für das Pankreaskarzinom gelten die Richtlinien der medikamentösen Therapie des WHO-Stufenschemas, die seit 1999 in aktualisierter Fassung vorliegen [3]. Die Effektivität dieses Vorgehens ist durch zahlreiche Untersuchungen belegt [17,18]…”

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Intraoperative Neurolyse des Plexus celiacus bei Patienten mitnichtresektablem Pankreaskarzinom

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Intraoperative celiac neurolytic block is a safe and effective method of pain treatment in patients with unresectable pancreatic carcinoma. However, it alone provides complete pain relief until death only in a few cases. Therefore, it should be considered as an adjuvant treatment in the analgesic strategy. Combined palliative therapy is necessary in most of the cases.

“…Nach Cleeland et al (1994) haben 2%der Ärzte Abhängigkeit bei Schmerzpatienten erlebt,Gostomzyk und Heller (1987 b) berichten von 3%. Alle neueren Quelle, auch Begleittexte zu Leitlinien sprechen von 0,1-1%(Hanekop et al (1996),Haring (1991),Schug et al (1991), v. Roenn et al (1993.…”

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Die Verordnung von BtM-pflichtigen Opioiden in der hausärztlichen Praxis - Eine Interventionsstudie

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