Cancer survivors frequently experience cognitive deficits following chemotherapy. The most
commonly affected functions include memory, attention and executive control. The present …

As more chemotherapy-treated cancer patients are reaching survivorship, side-effects such
as cognitive impairment warrant research attention. The advent of neuroimaging has helped …

Numerous studies have shown that there are acute cognitive side-effects of chemotherapy
for breast cancer. Presumably, patients are more concerned about chronic treatment effects …

Methods Cognitive function was evaluated three times during a 12-month period using a
comprehensive neuropsychological test battery. Participants were genotyped and classified …

Cerebral structural and functional alterations have been reported after chemotherapy for non-
CNS cancers, yet the causative mechanism behind these changes remains unclear. This …

The review highlights the general findings while also describing the many methodological
shortcomings that need to be addressed in future research. It is clear that larger scale …

Background Breast cancer survivors suffer physical impairment after oncology treatment.
This impairment reduces quality of life (QoL) and increase the prevalence of handicaps …

Introduction Many breast cancer survivors experience problems with cognitive functioning
that can persist years after treatment. Increasing physical activity has been shown to improve …

Cognitive changes in patients undergoing treatment for non-central nervous system (CNS)
cancers have been recognized for several decades, yet the underlying mechanisms are not …

Purpose To review the etiology and assessment of chemotherapy-related cognitive
impairment (CRCI). To explore current treatment and prevention strategies for CRCI and …