对患有恶病质和可切除胃癌的患者进行远程预适应训练:一个病例系列

Q4 Medicine
T. S. Boldyreva, V. Lyadov, G. V. Derevyashkina, Valeriia A. Shestakova, A. Gorshkov, E. Zyatenkova, Elena V. Procenko
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背景。局部和局部进展期胃肿瘤患者的功能损害和营养缺乏的高发率导致了“预康复”的概念。多模式预康复是指在患者准备抗肿瘤治疗的过程中,将物理治疗、营养支持和心理咨询相结合。的目标。目的观察胃癌手术前远程多模式预康复对恶病质患者的影响。材料和方法。对10例可切除胃癌伴癌恶病质患者的预后进行分析。患者接受全面的术前准备,包括营养支持、物理治疗和远程心理咨询。结果。功能参数有所改善:8例患者步行速度增加,7例患者通过动力测量了手握力增加,2例患者运动耐受性增加。未见术后早期或晚期并发症。结论。多模式远程预康复是一种很有前途的选择,为患者准备恶病质的手术治疗胃癌。
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Remote pre-habilitation in patients with cachexia and resectable gastric cancer: a case series
Background. The high rate of functional impairment and nutritional deficiency in patients with localized and locally advanced gastric tumors led to the concept of "pre-habilitation". Multimodal pre-habilitation refers to a combination of physical therapy, nutritional support, and psychological counseling during the preparation of patients for antitumor treatment. Aim. To present the outcomes of patients with cachexia after the program of remote multimodal pre-habilitation before surgical treatment of gastric cancer. Materials and methods. The outcomes of 10 patients with resectable gastric cancer and cancer cachexia were analyzed. Patients underwent comprehensive preoperative preparation, including nutritional support, physical therapy, and remote psychological counseling. Results. There was an improvement in functional parameters: an increase in walking speed in 8 patients, an increase in hand grip strength measured by dynamometry in 7 patients, and an increase in exercise tolerance in 2 patients. No early or late postoperative complications were reported. Conclusion. Multimodal remote pre-habilitation is a promising option for preparing patients with cachexia for surgical treatment of gastric cancer.
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Journal of Modern Oncology
Journal of Modern Oncology Medicine-Oncology
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