PALLIATIVE CARE by Liliana Eleonora Semenescu, Adina Mitrea, Anda Crişan

“…The place and role of holistic therapy in the palliative treatment of oncological patients in terminal phase – the result of a personal experience Oncological palliative therapy – clinical case presentation…”
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PALLIATIVE CARE by Sorin Buga, Andrada Totoran, Joan Chung

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PALLIATIVE CARE by Ciprian Ciobotaru, Alexandru Grigorescu

“…Importance of palliative care in medical oncology – the use of IPOS scale…”
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PALLIATIVE CARE by Alexandru C. Grigorescu

“…Palliative care at the end of life, according to main medicine societies of the world Assessing the perception of the concepts of symptomatic and supportive treatment among medical personnel and medical students…”
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PALLIATIVE CARE by Grigorescu Alexandru Călin

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PALLIATIVE ONCOLOGICAL SURGERY by V. Rotaru, Ciprian Cirimbei, Laurenţiu Simion, Daniela-Cristina Ştefan, B. Tănase, Dan Cristian Luca, Elena Chitoran

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Endoscopic Palliation of Colorectal Cancer by G Nusko, C Ell

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C. Currie, D. Allart, The Brueg(H)el Phenomenon, (…) by Muriel Verbeeck-Boutin

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The Impact of ASCITIC Paracentesis on Symptomatic Outcomes in Palliative Patients: 3-Year Experience of a Melbourne Inpatient Palliative Care Unit Using Palliative Care Outcomes Collaboration Assessments by Kiran Iyer, Lucy Kernick

“…Ascites formation is a common occurrence in patients receiving palliative care. This is associated with symptoms that may respond to drainage. …”
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Palliative Care in Congenital Syndrome of the Zika Virus Associated with Hospitalization and Emergency Consultation: Palliative Care and Congenital Syndrome of Zika by Aline Maria de Oliveira Rocha, Maria Julia Gonçalves de Mello, Juliane Roberta Dias Torres, Natalia de Oliveira Valença, Alessandra Costa de Azevedo Maia, Nara Vasconcelos Cavalcanti

“…Congenital syndrome of Zika virus (CSZV) is associated with neuromotor and cognitive developmental disorders, limiting the independence and autonomy of affected children and high susceptibility to complications, so palliative care needs to be discussed and applied. Aim. …”
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The Use of Intravenous Neostigmine in Palliation of Severe Ileus by Pashtoon Murtaza Kasi

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PALLIATIVE PANCREATODUODENAL RESECTION IN PANCREATIC HEAD CANCER by T. G. Gevorkyan, I. A. Faynshteyn

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Nurses’ Knowledge of Palliative Care in the Pneumological Hospital by Inarvis Medina González, Elicerio Jorge Chacón Reyes, Odalys Tomaida Hernández Quintero

“…<p><strong>Background:</strong> application of palliative care to patients with chronic respiratory conditions is a current problem related to the quality of nursing care provided to them.…”
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Palliative Care From The Perspective Of An Otorhinolaryngologist In India by Soumick Ranjan Sahoo

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The Anaesthesiologist and Palliative Care in a Newborn with the Adam “Sequence” by Alberto Vieira Pantoja, Maria Emília Gonçalves Estevez, Bruno Lima Pessoa, Fernando de Paiva Araújo, Bruno Mendonça Barcellos, Ciro Augusto Floriani, Marco Antonio Cardoso de Resende

“…Reports focusing on biomedical principlism and the role of anaesthesiologists in palliative care are rare. We present the case of a newborn with multiple craniofacial anomalies and a diagnosis of ADAM “sequence,” in which surgical removal of placental adhesions to the dura mater and the correction of meningocele was not indicated due to the very short life expectancy. …”
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Pancreatic Cancer: What the Oncologist Can Offer for Palliation by Malcolm J Moore

“…Because pancreatic cancer has a poor survival rate and only 20% of patients present with potentially resectable disease, a key goal of therapy is to provide palliation. The poor medical condition of many patients interferes with their ability to tolerate traditional chemotherapy. …”
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