Tumorschmerztherapie
Tóm tắt
Schmerzen bei Tumorerkrankungen sind eine große Belastung für die Patienten und führen zu einer maßgeblichen Einschränkung ihrer Lebensqualität. Grundlage der Therapie der chronischen Schmerzen ist die orale Gabe lang wirksamer Zubereitungen der verschiedenen Analgetika nach festem Zeitschema. Neben dem chronischen Schmerz leiden etwa 60% der Krebspatienten jedoch zusätzlich an Durchbruchschmerzen. Für diese Attacken stehen schnell und kurz wirksame Zubereitungen hochpotenter Opioide zur Verfügung. Entscheidend für die Wahl des richtigen Analgetikums sind eine umfassende Anamneseerhebung sowie die Kenntnis der vorliegenden Schmerzform(en).
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