Multimodale Therapie bei Tumorkachexie

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Kachexie bei Tumorerkrankungen
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Aufgrund der komplexen und multifaktoriellen Pathogenese des Syndroms der Tumorkachexie sollten wirksame Behandlungsansätze sinnvollerweise kombiniert werden, wofür Kenneth Fearon das Konzept eines multimodalen Therapieansatzes geprägt hat. Hierfür spricht insbesondere auch, dass Studien mit einem einzigen Therapieansatz, z. B. mit alleiniger Ernährungsberatung oder einem einzigen pharmakologischen Agens, kaum positive Resultate hervorgebracht haben.

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Arends, J., Blum, D. (2017). Multimodale Therapie bei Tumorkachexie. In: Kachexie bei Tumorerkrankungen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-89935-305-1_6

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