Chemotherapy-induced nail toxicity is a widely spread phenomenon. Cooling the patient's
hands can reduce blood flow to the fingers and consequently reducing the amount of …

Chemioterapeutyki i leki stosowane w celowanej terapii przeciwnowotworowej powodują
często niepożądane objawy uboczne w obrębie skóry, które zwykle mają charakter …

Chemotherapy induced alopecia (CIA) compounds the physical and psychological burden
suffered by cancer patients every day. This thesis proposed, developed, and investigated a …

Biological systems, in general, represent a special type of control system. The physiological
processes of homeostasis, which serve to maintain the organism's internal equilibrium …

Chemotherapeutic agents and drugs used for targeted tumor therapy often cause
undesirable side effects of the skin which typically are toxic cutaneous reactions (toxicity …

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Anti-cancer chemotherapy may cause skin-toxicity reactions. Different types of cooling
packages affect chemotherapy-induced skin toxicity reactions differently. To evaluate the …

Nail changes are a common side effect of systemic chemotherapy. Onycholysis is a severe
form of nail toxicity in which the nail detaches from the nail bed. Cryotherapy can be effective …

Chemotherapy-induced onycholysis is a severe form of nail toxicity, characterized by partial
or complete detachment of the nail from the nail bed. This medical condition is caused by the …

Onycholysis is a form of nail toxicity where the nail detaches from the nail bed. This medical
condition is reported to appear with up to 44% of the patients undergoing a taxanes based …