Clinical Oncology - Issue 2/2025
Editorial
Reviews
90
Original Articles
97
The lung cancer patient quality of life during the first line of treatment – multicenter prospective data
M. Bratová, L. Jakubíková, J. Kultan, M. Svaton, M. Svoboda, K. Brat
104
The effect of rhythmic movements on anxiety and fatigue of children with leukemia – a quasi-experimental study
F. Rezaei Kahkhaei, A. Abadi A. Ghotb, F. Ghaljaei
110
Case Reports
119
Schnitzler‘s syndrome – a case series
M. Bajer, L. Kapustová, S. Puteková, S. Blažíčková, M. Jeseňák
128
Lung adenocarcinoma with initial symptom of occipital condyle syndrome – a case report
Y. Yatagai, H. Matsumoto, S. Okauchi, Y. Maezawa, G. Ohara, N. Hizawa, H. Satoh
132
Treatment of unicentric Castleman disease with rituximab, bendamustine and dexamethasone reduced the volume of the inoperable expansive lesion in the upper mediastinum and enabled its radical removal
T. Horváth, L. Frola, Z. Adam, P. Fabian, Z. Řehák, R. Koukalová, P. Opletal, T. Ostřížek, K. Hudáček, P. Žuffa, M. Krejčí, Z. Král, L. Pour
144
Multimodal prehabilitation in oncogynecology – a case study
P. Sládková, Marie Tichá, K. Kotrbová, D. Ševčíková, Z. Vlastníková, A. Šályová, M. Švábenická, T. Brtnický
148
Ivosidenib in the treatment of metastatic cholangiocarcinoma – a case report
J. Kopecký, P. Hoffmann, P. Priester, M. Kristlová
154
Clinical Oncology
2025 Issue 2
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