Clinical Oncology - Issue 5/2022
Editorial
339
Spolupachatelé
prof. MUDr. Žaloudík Jan, CSc.
Review
346
Gastrointestinal toxicity of systemic oncology immunotherapy
J. Bureš, D. Kohoutová, M. Zavoral
358
Patient’s benefi ts from physician’s empathy and results of including of empathy development into medical training
Z. Adam, J. Klimeš, Z. Boleloucký, L. Pour, Z. Adamová, M. Tomíška, H. Marečková
372
Society News
Original Articles
379
Adjuvant accelerated partial-breast irradiation of early-stage breast cancer using stereotactic approach – methodology, technical challenges and early results of prospective randomized trial
P. Burkoň, I. Selingerová, M. Slavik, M. Holánek, M. Vrzal, T. Kazda, V. Hůlková, M. Blažková, K. Poláchová, P. Šlampa
392
Exercise as a tool to improve the quality of life of patients after breast cancer treatment
M. Crhová, A. Pokorná, I. Hrnčiříková, M. Komzák
Case Report
402
Biphenotypic sinonasal sarcoma – a case report
V. Bartoš, P. Rác, A. Skálová
Short Communication
408
Oncology wounds – recommendations for care based on multidisciplinary cooperation
S. Vokurka, A. Pokorná, J. . Stryja, L. Krupová, V. Mezera, J. Cvek, P. Holečková, R. Ston, L. Hašková, M. Audyová, Z. Pechačová, S. Šípová, K. Jirsová, L. Veverková
422
Aktuality z odborného tisku
Dr. Grell Peter Mu, Ph.D.
Clinical Oncology
2022 Issue 5
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- Gastrointestinal toxicity of systemic oncology immunotherapy
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- Oncology wounds – recommendations for care based on multidisciplinary cooperation
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